Strengthening efficient and responsive health systems through AI-driven digital solutions is at the core of #IamAPHRC’s partnership with @MurangaGovt_021 . The collaboration is supporting smarter pharmaceutical management systems, evidence-informed decision-making, and stronger health service delivery across county health facilities.
Murang’a County’s new partnership with #Starlink to connect 170 health facilities with satellite internet marks an important step in accelerating this work. Enhanced connectivity will help power digital health innovations, enable real-time access to critical information, and improve coordination and efficiency in healthcare delivery, especially in hard-to-reach areas.
#IamAPHRC’s Project Manager, @IBusulwa , was present during the launch, reaffirming the Center’s commitment to supporting innovative, technology-enabled healthcare solutions that strengthen county health systems and improve service delivery for communities.
The investment reflects growing collaboration between research, government, and technology partners to advance resilient, people-centered healthcare systems.
#DigitalHealth #AIforHealth #HealthSystems #UniversalHealthCoverage #MurangaCounty #ResearchForImpact
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🎬✨ This morning we were blessed to have Irene Kulabako, a true OG in the film industry. She shared her creative and filmmaking journey with the participants.
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This week, #IamAPHRC’s INSPIRE 2.0 Team, led by @IBusulwa and @MDMwanga was in Ouagadougou and Nanoro, Burkina Faso, engaging with four Health and Demographic Surveillance Systems (HDSS) sites: Ouagadougou, Nanoro, Nouna, and Kaya.
The team introduced A-Search, an AI-powered platform set to revolutionize African health research. It's designed to:
✅Streamline processes
✅Enhance data quality
✅Unlock advanced analytics
This initiative reinforces APHRC's commitment to strengthening research capacity on the continent through the responsible use of AI. Our goal is to empower African researchers with smarter tools for data-driven decisions and better health outcomes.
#AI #HealthResearch #WeAreAfrica #APHRC #INSPIRE2.0 #Innovation
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At today’s Art of Pitching session, Irene Kulabako reminded Ugandan creatives that a great pitch is your story before the story.
Start small. Be real. Practice a lot. Partner smart.
#UFF2025 | #LocalStoriesGlobalImpact
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Key takeaways from Irene Kulabako:
✅ Start with short films
✅ Don’t fake it be authentic
✅ Work with experienced people
✅ Prepare for tough questions
Your pitch could be the start of your next big break.
#UFF2025 | #LocalStoriesGlobalImpact
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As #WorldImmunizationWeek comes to a close, we reaffirm our commitment to accelerating efforts to increase vaccine equity and coverage in Africa through data, innovation, and partnerships.
Our work spans nearly half the continent, and we are striving to ensure a healthy future for all children.
#WeAreAfrica #APHRCResearch #WorldImmunizationWeek #HumanlyPossible #Immunization #Vaccines
@Countdown2030 @gavi @gatesfoundation @WHO @unicef @theGFF @CKyobutungi @amveyange @DMdiarafa @hope_shete @maloba_david93 @deekagwii @RatemoJuliet
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📍SFH is excited to join @HarvardChanSPH, the @gatesfoundation and @exemplarshealth for a 3-day meeting (Strengthening Public Health Analytics in Africa Project) to advance subnational malaria tailoring strategies!
🔬 With experts from 5+ countries, we’re strengthening #partnerships, refining data-driven #interventions, and accelerating impact in the fight against #malaria.🦟
Recently presented at the 3rd Health Promotion & Disease Prevention Conference on Uganda’s CHEWs pilot! Our findings highlight the importance of investing in their training and pay for health promotion in underserved areas. #PrimaryHealthCare #CommunityHealthWorkers #PHCUganda
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It's day 2 of the 3rd National Health Promotion & Disease Prevention Conference Photos.
Keynote address by Jessica Healey Director Health & HIV @USAID
@MinofHealthUG @RichardKabanda2 @JaneRuth_Aceng
#HPConfUG24 | #MOHatWork
📸 @MulindwaAlex94
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Nearly 5 million deaths were linked to Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) in 2019—more than AIDS, HIV, and malaria combined.
Let's act now to reduce infections and strengthen monitoring. #InvestInHealth #AMRaction
Read more at wrld.bg/NoS650REPMN
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"We need to elevate health as a priority investment area for the @GovUganda. No nation can develop when it has not invested in the health of its people," Hon @JaneRuth_Aceng, @MinofHealthUG.
Excited to be attending the Sustainable Health Care Financing Conference in Uganda. Excellent discussions on innovative solutions to ensure accessible and affordable health care for all. #HealthCareFinance #Sustainability #Uganda2030 #UHC
@MinofHealthUG
@WHOUganda
@USAIDUganda
Kick off of the #CHEWs indepth #assessment in #Uganda with @RichardKabanda2. Important to assess the performance of the heartbeat of our communities - the #communityhealthworkers – at Iganga, Uganda
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New Research: Higher ultra processed foods intake is associated with low muscle mass in young to middle-aged adults: a cross-sectional NHANES study: Design
Ultra-processed foods (UPFs) have become a pressing global health concern, prompting… frontiersin.org/articles/10.… #Nutrition
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Water Compass was honored to host our Uganda board members in the field this weekend and visit some our of our solar-powered water systems. Having engaged board members is critical to any successful organization and we are so lucky to have such active board members. #leadership
We've nearly reached our fundraising goal of $10k to drill a well in Uganda! 🕺💧💧💧🎉
Help me end 2023 on a high note and #donate here:
secure.givelively.org/donate…
#waterrunsdry #waterforall #water
We're still $3K shy of our goal 😭😭😭, so we would really appreciate anything you can do to help us reach it.
The donate link is here: secure.givelively.org/donate…
#cleanwater
#Watercompass
#waterrunsdry – at Uganda
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2.6 million people die from alcohol and 8 million from unhealthy diets annually.
Increasing taxes on #alcohol and sugar-sweetened beverages will save lives.
More information: bit.ly/415SFDf

ALT The World Health Organization (WHO) is releasing today new data that show a low global rate of taxes being applied to unhealthy products such as alcohol and sugary sweetened beverages (SSBs). The findings highlight that the majority of countries are not using taxes to incentivize healthier behaviours. To help support countries WHO is also releasing a technical manual on alcohol tax policy and administration.



















































