Jhpiego

For more than 12 years, Mwanzarimwabo Innocent has been the heartbeat of Mataba village in the Rwaza sector. Located in…

Despite significant progress, malaria remains a major public health concern in Kenya. With evolving mosquito patterns and early signs of insecticide resistance emerging in some regions, the country recognized that bold, preventive action was needed.

Through meetings in courtyards, over tea, trust is built. And trust in public health often saves lives. Women like Dr. Shazia Niazi are more than doctors. They are bridges between health systems and communities, breaking cultural barriers through dialogue, respect, and persistence.

Johns Hopkins University has announced that Dr. Allyson Bear will be Jhpiego’s next president and CEO. She will assume the role on April 1, 2026.

The Government of Kenya will scale up essential products used to prevent and diagnose the leading cause of death of mothers during childbirth, as part of a US$7.8 million effort to accelerate maternal and newborn care.