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By Topistar Karani, Ann Waithaka, Marta Vicente-Crespo, Alypio Nyandwi, and Benard Ondiek Across Africa, a growing number of early- and mid-career researchers are eager to
By Deborah Neumbe, Pauline Bakibinga Scholarship Fellow, Makerere University, with contributions from Diana Owuor, Hesborn Wao, and Ann Waithaka Before the Fellowship I first learned
Findings expose pervasive abuse and call for stronger child-protection responses in humanitarian settings January 15, ADDIS ABABA– The second-ever Violence Against Children Survey to take
For decades, the image of young girls walking to school has carried a strong sense of educational progress. In Malawi, this reality is becoming more
Welcome to our APHRC Board Bulletin, where we spotlight the exceptional leaders guiding our mission and vision. Our Board brings together deep expertise from academia,
By Salma Musa-Mkanga, Tr.Collins from Gathiga Primary school, Charity Waweru-Mwangi, Duncan Gatoto, Caliph Kirui Most great initiatives begin with a simple but powerful idea. In
When APHRC first introduced the Neuroimaging Project in Nairobi and Kisumu, the research team was excited to introduce a new way of gathering data that
Across Sub-Saharan Africa, the story of women’s empowerment often begins in a classroom. Over the last two decades, millions of girls have enrolled in school
A common refrain in discussions about cancer in Africa is that “patients present too late.” While this is often true, it tells only part of
Kenya and Uganda have the opportunity to lead African biomedical discovery by making use of biological samples typically discarded from everyday medical procedures An opportunity
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,