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Joyce Shinyi Across Africa, women are often the first point of contact in healthcare, serving as community health workers, nurses, […]

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Joyce Shinyi Across Africa, organisations are competing for skilled talent, but attracting talent is only half the challenge. Retaining and […]

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended eHealth Africa and other partners for their role in strengthening immunization, disease surveillance, and […]

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– Janet Jacob In many parts of Nigeria, young women undergo the tough journey of academic turbulence and graduate with […]

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Ota Akhigbe African digital health is entering a new phase; one defined less by proving innovation and more by scaling […]

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By Azeez-Ayodele Fatimah Ayotemitide In a rural community in Kano, health workers may know that children are missing routine immunization, […]

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By Tijesu Ojumu In public health, what is not counted is often not served. Across many underserved and hard-to-reach areas, […]

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The Skoll climate-health session convened implementers, funders, researchers, and policy actors around one central question – how climate and health […]

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For Immediate Release [ABUJA – Nigeria] May 14th, 2026 – The Federal Ministry of Health has approved the adoption of […]

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By Azeez-Ayodele Fatimah Ayotemitide Across Nigeria’s health sector, women are often at the center of care delivery, yet far fewer […]

Joyce Shinyi Across Africa, women are often the first point of contact in healthcare, serving as community health workers, nurses, […]

Joyce Shinyi Across Africa, organisations are competing for skilled talent, but attracting talent is only half the challenge. Retaining and […]

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended eHealth Africa and other partners for their role in strengthening immunization, disease surveillance, and […]

– Janet Jacob In many parts of Nigeria, young women undergo the tough journey of academic turbulence and graduate with […]

Ota Akhigbe African digital health is entering a new phase; one defined less by proving innovation and more by scaling […]

By Azeez-Ayodele Fatimah Ayotemitide In a rural community in Kano, health workers may know that children are missing routine immunization, […]

By Tijesu Ojumu In public health, what is not counted is often not served. Across many underserved and hard-to-reach areas, […]

The Skoll climate-health session convened implementers, funders, researchers, and policy actors around one central question – how climate and health […]

For Immediate Release [ABUJA – Nigeria] May 14th, 2026 – The Federal Ministry of Health has approved the adoption of […]

By Azeez-Ayodele Fatimah Ayotemitide Across Nigeria’s health sector, women are often at the center of care delivery, yet far fewer […]

Investing in Women, Strengthening Health Systems: How eHealth Africa Builds a Culture Where Female Leaders Thrive

Building Talent and Careers in eHealth Africa

PEOC Upgrade: Nigerian President Commends eHealth Africa, Partners for Strengthening Immunization, Outbreak Response

How eHealth Africa’s All-Female Internship Cohort is Shaping Women Leaders

What African-Led Digital Health Requires from European Partners

From Maps to Decisions: How eHealth Africa and Bayero University Are Strengthening Geospatial Capacity in Kano

Invisible Communities Become Visible

Skoll World Forum 2026 : Investing at the intersection of health and climate: Building resilience, improving equity.

Federal Ministry of Health Approves eHealth Africa’s Climate Health Assessment Tool; DHIS2 Adds CHAT to App Hub

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Joyce Shinyi Across Africa, women are often the first point of contact in healthcare, serving as community health workers, nurses, […]

Joyce Shinyi Across Africa, organisations are competing for skilled talent, but attracting talent is only half the challenge. Retaining and […]

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has commended eHealth Africa and other partners for their role in strengthening immunization, disease surveillance, and […]

– Janet Jacob In many parts of Nigeria, young women undergo the tough journey of academic turbulence and graduate with […]

Ota Akhigbe African digital health is entering a new phase; one defined less by proving innovation and more by scaling […]

By Azeez-Ayodele Fatimah Ayotemitide In a rural community in Kano, health workers may know that children are missing routine immunization, […]

By Tijesu Ojumu In public health, what is not counted is often not served. Across many underserved and hard-to-reach areas, […]

The Skoll climate-health session convened implementers, funders, researchers, and policy actors around one central question – how climate and health […]

For Immediate Release [ABUJA – Nigeria] May 14th, 2026 – The Federal Ministry of Health has approved the adoption of […]

By Azeez-Ayodele Fatimah Ayotemitide Across Nigeria’s health sector, women are often at the center of care delivery, yet far fewer […]

Investing in Women, Strengthening Health Systems: How eHealth Africa Builds a Culture Where Female Leaders Thrive

Building Talent and Careers in eHealth Africa

PEOC Upgrade: Nigerian President Commends eHealth Africa, Partners for Strengthening Immunization, Outbreak Response

How eHealth Africa’s All-Female Internship Cohort is Shaping Women Leaders

What African-Led Digital Health Requires from European Partners

From Maps to Decisions: How eHealth Africa and Bayero University Are Strengthening Geospatial Capacity in Kano

Invisible Communities Become Visible

Skoll World Forum 2026 : Investing at the intersection of health and climate: Building resilience, improving equity.

Federal Ministry of Health Approves eHealth Africa’s Climate Health Assessment Tool; DHIS2 Adds CHAT to App Hub

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