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Think about it, what are some of the activities you do within the first hour of waking up? Drink water? Exercise? Meditate? Did you think
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Decolonization of Global Health Takes the Center Stage at the 2025 Africa Health and Development Annual Research Symposium November 19, 2025, Nairobi,
This blog was led by Abdimalik Farah (APHRC) with co-authorship from Lydia Namatende-Sakwa (APHRC), Erick Makhapila, (APHRC), Davis Musyoki (APHRC), Sophie Lashford (Save the Children),
Introduction The implementation of Uganda’s competence-based curriculum (CBC) at the lower secondary level reveals a paradox of promise and peril. Framed as a progressive reform,
Proposal writing is the core of successful resource mobilization for non-profit organizations. In the current competitive funding environment, development partners are increasingly expecting to see
Sanitation may not always make the headlines, but it is one of the most powerful drivers of public health, dignity, and sustainable development. Kenya has
Background and Context The Continental Education Strategy for Africa (CESA 16-25) calls for investment in a strong and resilient education system that meets the knowledge,
On Thursday, October 30, 2025, in a strategic move to strengthen collaboration in vaccine research and development across Africa, the Africa Population and Health Research
You’ve just received news that could change your life. You need to get somewhere, fast! Not just any place, but somewhere unfamiliar, somewhere critical. The
More than Soap and Water: Reflections from the Frontlines of the Reckitt Handwashing with Soap Study
By Eileen Lavender Achieng, Flugence Oduor Onyango, Iddi Salim Mohamed, Mwarimo Salim Mashua, and Irine Anyango Owino In Junda Ward, a low-income settlement in Mombasa,
As we observe the 2025 World Mental Health Day under the theme “Access to services: mental health in catastrophes and emergencies,” there is an urgent
“Sometimes I feel like ten people in one body.” That is how a nurse in a dispensary in Narok describes her daily routine. Across rural

















