In Tanzania, only 15-25% of primary and secondary schools provide sexuality education, and only 30% of health facilities offer youth-friendly services. Tanzanian adolescents total around 13 million, a population larger than that of entire countries such as Grecee 🇬🇷 , Portugal🇵🇹,

PEPFAR Youth Congress is an exceptional platform that brings young people together to discuss the challenges they face in accessing HIV services. It promotes collaboration and innovation, enabling participants to discover effective strategies to overcome these barriers.

The Tanzania Health Summit’s #crm visited MDH Management and Development for Health on behalf of our President to present a special award, honoring their active participation in the 11th Tanzania Health Summit. We appreciate MDH’s partnership and commitment to advancing healthcare in Tanzania #ths2024

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Empowering girls and young women to take control of their health is essential for building resilient communities. Husna Khamis is doing commendable work in advancing family planning education in Tanzania, bringing critical awareness to the unique challenges faced by young women

Empowering youth via sexual and reproductive health education is crucial for informed decision-making & overall well-being. When young people understand their health and rights, they’re better prepared to shape a healthier, more responsible future for themselves and communities.

Vijana tunatakiwa kuwa waangalifu sana linapokuja suala la afya. Uharibifu mwingi tunautafuta wenyewe bila kujua. Kupenda furaha ya muda mfupi bila kujua matokeo yake baada ya muda mrefu kupita. Good job Kabigwa_Afya💊

"Adolescents deserve accurate, respectful, and age-appropriate SRHeducation. When young people understand their health, they gain confidence, make informed decisions, and lead healthier lives. Let’s advocate for open conversations and comprehensive SRH education! Elimu ya Afya kwa Umma

The future of non-communicable diseases calls for urgent action. With rising cases driven by lifestyle changes, we need to prioritize prevention, improve access to care, and address health inequities. Let’s empower communities & innovate for healthier tomorrow. Elimu ya Afya kwa Umma

My thoughts and prayers are with my fellow Tanzanians who have been impacted by the Kariakoo tragedy.

Representing Results for Development at a Africa Health Business Organon workshop organized this morning to discuss about #FamilyPlanning: bridging the gap, leaving no-one behind.

We were delighted to join @MinSanteDRC, World Health Organization (WHO), OMS RDC & others last week for the Nat'l Forum for #CervicalCancerElimination & a march through Kinshasa. DRC plans to introduce the #HPV vaccine, which prevents cervical cancer, in 2026. acp.cd/sante/la-vacci…

I, proudly advocate for sexual and reproductive health, emphasizing the importance of education, awareness, and access to resources. It is crucial to empower individuals with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions about their bodies and health.

Grateful for the opportunity to have such an engaging and enlightening conversation with you Husna Khamis on sexual and reproductive health. Your passion & knowledge are truly inspiring, and I'm honored to learn from you. Keep shining

Grateful for the opportunity to engage with the amazing Husna Khamis on sexual and reproductive health. Her passion & dedication are truly inspiring. Honored to share ideas & learn from her expertise

Check out this eye-opening video about HIV in youth. It's packed with valuable insights and important information that can help raise awareness and understanding. Just click the link below to watch on YouTube and learn more about this crucial topic! youtu.be/QvO5F4kf-jQ

Here is the link to the conversation I had with Husna Khamis on HIV/AIDS among youth. We dived into the current situation, what to be done etc. All in all, it's a best conversation, visit the link attached on this post

"Reflecting on 2024, we’ve witnessed resilience, growth, and unity. Together, we’ve empowered voices, sparked change, and created a brighter future. Here’s to continuing the journey in 2025! #YearInReview #Empowerment"

Huge congrats to Prof. Mohamed Yakub Janabi on his well-deserved election as WHO Regional Director for Africa! Your dedication to health and leadership at Muhimbili Hospital have truly paid off. As a Tanzanian, I’m beyond proud to see you represent us on this global stage.

Warmest congratulations to Prof. Janabi from all of us at UDOM Health Club. Your recent achievement is not only a testament to your unwavering commitment to the medical field but also a source of inspiration to many of us in the health sciences. #WHOAFRICA #WHO