Ethiopia’s health-financing challenge is now visible in primary healthcare delivery: medicine shortages, staffing gaps, weak facility readiness and uneven access to essential care. With external...
When AI is implemented without the right preparation, organizations can face inconsistent outcomes, wasted investment, workflow disruption and declining trust. A strategy-first approach, built around...
Across Africa, some of the most inventive approaches to women’s health are being shaped by women leaders combining deep expertise with an intimate understanding of...
The Health Department has moved to reassure South Africans that patients will continue to receive treatment at public healthcare facilities despite concerns about medicine shortages...
African scientists, institutions and communities are helping advance the development of new TB vaccines. Governments must now work together to prepare national systems, secure fair...
As Africa marks the 24th African Traditional Medicine Day on 31 August, leaders, researchers and traditional health practitioners are reflecting on a pivotal question: how...
BLANTYRE, MALAWI – As early as 6:30 am, Malawi’s community health workers are already scattered across urban and rural neighbourhoods, dressed in sky-blue uniforms with...
Every day, governments make decisions that affect the health and well-being of millions of people, from responding to disease outbreaks and improving maternal and child...
South Africa has recorded 3,462 laboratory-confirmed measles cases since January 2026, with outbreaks reported in the Western Cape, Free State, KwaZulu-Natal, and Northern Cape, among children...
