Brig. Gen. Prof. Foday Sahr message on International Women's Day.

RT @AFENETAfrica: Le FETP intermédiaire du Burkina Faso organise son premier atelier pour ses résidents de la cohorte 4 du 4 au 15 mars 202….

RT @DrTedros: We have the tools to eliminate #CervicalCancer. But still, 350,000 women continue to die from the disease every year. I urg….

RT @slnpha: The MOH and NPHA will host a four-day workshop on Laboratory Mapping Data utilisation and Analysis Training from March 5th to 8….

RT @DrTedros: A dose of an #HPV vaccine and new screening and treatment tools can make #CervicalCancer history. Still, the lives of too ma….

RT @UN: “My message to the world is: save the children.”.Dr. Imad Dardonah speaks from the only paediatric hospital in northern Gaza. @WHO….

The MOH and NPHA will host a four-day workshop on Laboratory Mapping Data utilisation and Analysis Training from March 5th to 8th, 2024. The workshop aims to enhance stakeholders' capacity to manage, visualise, and update the LabMap dataset and improve decision-making.

RT @UNICEFSL: #SierraLeone's largest-ever bed net campaign is still underway. Over 5 million insecticide-treated nets are being distributed….

RT @AfricaCDC: Today, the @AfricaCDC and @UNICEF announced an expanded partnership dedicated to strengthening primary healthcare, supply ch….

RT @WHOWPRO: Most children with #cancer can be cured. Yet, it is a leading cause of death for children. To increase survival rates for chi….

RT @WHOWPRO: In a race against the world’s top infectious killer, #Cambodia's third national Tuberculosis (TB) Prevalence Survey is set to….

ICAP Country Director Mame Awa Toure and team discuss Epidemic-Ready Primary Health Care, a project aiming to strengthen primary healthcare systems to combat potential epidemics by empowering healthcare workers, enhancing infection prevention, and fostering community engagement.

Prof. Foday Sahr, the Executive Director, led the ICAP team on a tour of the National Public Health Agency Office in Wilberforce, Freetown, Sierra Leone, highlighting the importance of collaboration among organisations in enhancing health outcomes.

ICAP Sierra Leone donates office essentials to the National Public Health Agency of Sierra Leone, enhancing workspace functionality and supporting public health initiatives.

RT @UNICEFhealth: Our Immunization specialist @dr_dadari met with @AFENETAfrica Nigeria to boost collaboration with the immunization #ZeroD….

RT @RudolfSchwenk: This massive exercise in the entire country, and even the remotest places, will certainly reduce child mortality in #Sie….

RT @MercyShips: HR Director needed for the role of a lifetime!. This lead #volunteer position on a Mercy Ships hospital vessel is responsib….

RT @WHOWPRO: .@WHO works closely w/ the Republic of Korea to achieve #HealthforAll. We thank 🇰🇷 for their strong commitment to many areas….

RT @AFENETAfrica: AFENET's Board of Directors led by Prof Ernest Kenu & Management led by Dr Simon Antara are meeting in Accra, Ghana to di….

The National Public Health Agency and International Organisation for Migration are collaborating to address the complex relationship between migration and public health in Sierra Leone, aiming to develop innovative solutions benefiting both organisations and the community.