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Official account of the World Health Organisation in Kenya. 🇰🇪
We champion for health and a better future for all. #HealthForAll

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At Afya House in Nairobi, we officially launched 2,000 Cold Chain Equipment (CCE)units — an important upgrade to Kenya’s immunization network. These units will be rolled out across all 47 counties to keep vaccines potent and ensure their safe delivery, even in the most remote

At Afya House in Nairobi, we officially launched 2,000 Cold Chain Equipment (CCE)units — an important upgrade to Kenya’s immunization network. These units will be rolled out across all 47 counties to keep vaccines potent and ensure their safe delivery, even in the most remote
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🌍 One World, #HealthForAll. Join the #OneWorldMovement to protect mothers and newborn from diseases like malaria. Donate today: bit.ly/3QYjS6L

🌍 One World, #HealthForAll. 

Join the #OneWorldMovement to protect mothers and newborn from diseases like malaria.

Donate today: bit.ly/3QYjS6L
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✅ Kenya is close to eliminating 3 key #NeglectedTropicalDiseases by 2027. Yet gains made over the past 15 years are at risk due to diminishing funding. World Health Organization (WHO) is grateful for the opportunity to connect with @TheEndFund, including Board Chair Tsitsi Masiyiwa, CEO Dr. Solomon

✅ Kenya is close to eliminating 3 key #NeglectedTropicalDiseases by 2027.

Yet gains made over the past 15 years are at risk due to diminishing funding.

<a href="/WHO/">World Health Organization (WHO)</a> is grateful for the opportunity to connect with @TheEndFund, including Board Chair Tsitsi Masiyiwa, CEO Dr. Solomon
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📢Following the setup of the #Ebola treatment unit simulation, participants from World Health Organization (WHO), NPHI Kenya, Kenyatta University Hospital (KUTRRH) and more carried out what they learnt acting out how to manage suspected and confirmed cases. They demonstrated every response pillar, from surveillance to safe and

📢Following the setup of the #Ebola treatment unit simulation, participants from <a href="/WHO/">World Health Organization (WHO)</a>, <a href="/NPHIKenya/">NPHI Kenya</a>, <a href="/kutrrh/">Kenyatta University Hospital (KUTRRH)</a>  and more carried out what they learnt acting out how to manage suspected and confirmed cases. 

They demonstrated every response pillar, from surveillance to safe and
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A highly skilled workforce of first responders is the backbone of health emergency response. On the last day of filovirus disease outbreak training at World Health Organization (WHO)'s Emergency Preparedness and Response hub in #Nairobi, trainees tested their skills in a final step-by-step simulation.

A highly skilled workforce of first responders is the backbone of health emergency response. On the last day of filovirus disease outbreak training at <a href="/WHO/">World Health Organization (WHO)</a>'s Emergency Preparedness and Response hub in #Nairobi, trainees tested their skills in a final step-by-step simulation.
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Stella Waruinge is a health emergency first responder at Ministry of Health, specializing in mental health and psychosocial services. This week she took part in World Health Organization (WHO)'s filovirus disease outbreak readiness and response training in #Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪

Stella Waruinge is a health emergency first responder at <a href="/MOH_Kenya/">Ministry of Health</a>, specializing in mental health and psychosocial services. This week she took part in <a href="/WHO/">World Health Organization (WHO)</a>'s filovirus disease outbreak readiness and response training in #Nairobi, Kenya 🇰🇪
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The Seventy-eighth World Health Assembly convenes from 19 to 27 May 2025. Highlights of the #WHA78 include: 🔹 Monday 19 May: Opening of the Assembly. Committee A begins deliberations on the #PandemicAgreement in the afternoon. 🔹 Tuesday 20 May: Adoption of the Pandemic

The Seventy-eighth World Health Assembly convenes from 19 to 27 May 2025.

Highlights of the #WHA78 include:

🔹 Monday 19 May: Opening of the Assembly.
Committee A begins deliberations on the #PandemicAgreement in the afternoon.

🔹 Tuesday 20 May: Adoption of the Pandemic
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🔹Closing the 4-day filovirus disease outbreak training, we witnessed impressive collaboration, knowledge, and readiness. 🤝 Collaboration is key to strengthening national systems for preparedness, early detection, and rapid response.

🔹Closing the 4-day filovirus disease outbreak training, we witnessed impressive collaboration, knowledge, and readiness. 

🤝 Collaboration is key to strengthening national systems for preparedness, early detection, and rapid response.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@drtedros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

My warm congratulations to Prof. Mohamed Janabi on your election as Regional Director for WHO African Region. You have earned the confidence and trust of the Member States of the region. This is a great privilege, and a very great responsibility. I assure you of my support and that of my

My warm congratulations to <a href="/ProfJanabi/">Prof. Mohamed Janabi</a> on your election as Regional Director for <a href="/WHOAFRO/">WHO African Region</a>.

You have earned the confidence and trust of the Member States of the region. This is a great privilege, and a very great responsibility.

I assure you of my support and that of my
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BREAKING: Prof. Mohamed Janabi, proposed by Tanzania🇹🇿, has been nominated as the next WHO African Region Regional Director during a Special Session of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa, held today in Geneva. Prof. Janabi will be appointed by World Health Organization (WHO) Executive Board, to be held on 28-29

BREAKING: Prof. Mohamed Janabi, proposed by Tanzania🇹🇿, has been nominated as the next <a href="/WHOAFRO/">WHO African Region</a> Regional Director during a Special Session of the WHO Regional Committee for Africa, held today in Geneva.

Prof. Janabi will be appointed by <a href="/WHO/">World Health Organization (WHO)</a> Executive Board, to be held on 28-29
Chikwe Ihekweazu (@chikwe_i) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Congratulations, my brother Dr Mohamed Janabi, on your nomination as WHO African Region Regional Director Our continent is good hands and I look forward to supporting you as you serve our Member States On behalf of the WHO African Region family, I wish you every success in this important role

Congratulations, my brother Dr Mohamed Janabi, on your nomination as 
<a href="/WHOAFRO/">WHO African Region</a> Regional Director

Our continent is good hands and I look forward to supporting you as you serve our Member States

On behalf of the <a href="/WHOAFRO/">WHO African Region</a> family, I wish you every success in this important role
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The 78th session of the World Health Assembly starts today! Health Ministers from Kenya 🇰🇪 and across the world are aligning on key health priorities at #WHA78. Today’s programme: 📖 bit.ly/4mnZCcS Watch the opening live: 🔴 bit.ly/4kuR3eW

The 78th session of the World Health Assembly starts today! 

Health Ministers from Kenya 🇰🇪 and across the world are aligning on key health priorities at #WHA78.

Today’s programme: 
📖 bit.ly/4mnZCcS 

Watch the opening live:
🔴 bit.ly/4kuR3eW
Hon. Aden Duale, EGH (@honadenduale) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Convened by Dr. Louise Mapleh Kpoto, the Minister of Health for Liberia, and Chair of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for Africa, I attended the Coordination Meeting of Health Ministers of the 47 Member states of the WHO - African Region, at the UN Offices

Convened by Dr. Louise Mapleh Kpoto, the Minister of Health for Liberia, and Chair of the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Committee for Africa, I attended the Coordination Meeting of Health Ministers of the 47 Member states of the WHO - African Region, at the UN Offices
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus (@drtedros) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's official: the #PandemicAccord is officially adopted by the World Health Assembly! My warmest congratulations to World Health Organization (WHO) Member States for their commitment to keeping their people and the world safer. What a moment in global health history. Together!

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#Kenya 🇰🇪 is strengthening #cholera outbreak preparedness and response. Health authorities, with World Health Organization (WHO) support, have deployed rapid response teams to 3 counties to conduct surveillance and case management, among other outbreak response activities ⬇️ bit.ly/3Sg7hMQ

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Day 5 of the 78th session of the World Health Assembly has just started.    Follow the #WHA78 discussions on our website: bit.ly/78thWorldHealt…

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News from #WHA78: WHO & African Union Commission have renewed their strategic partnership, strengthening health security and universal coverage across Africa—critical in today’s challenging global health landscape. #HealthForAll Read more: bit.ly/3SktB80

News from #WHA78: WHO &amp; <a href="/_AfricanUnion/">African Union</a>  Commission have renewed their strategic partnership, strengthening health security and universal coverage across Africa—critical in today’s challenging global health landscape. #HealthForAll

Read more: bit.ly/3SktB80