A special moment at Africa CDC today as we welcomed Dr. Senait Fisseha, Vice President of Global Programs at the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation.
During her visit, Africa CDC unveiled a surprise statue in her honour, recognising her leadership, partnership and longstanding commitment to strengthening African institutions and advancing health across the continent.
Dr. Fisseha’s journey is a powerful reminder that lasting impact is built through bold leadership, investment in people and institutions, and a deep belief in Africa’s capacity to shape its own health future.
Africa CDC is proud to celebrate her contribution and the partnership that continues to support our mission of a safer, healthier and more self-reliant Africa.
Dr Pebalo Francis Pebolo and Anna Grace Auma of Gulu and Lira Universities are the coordinators of @CIRHT project in the two universities being recognized for the great work they have done in organizing the conference @LIRA_UNIVERSITY@CIRHT
The 3rd International @CIRHT Conference 2025 hasbeen a premier gathering focused on advancing reproductive health training and innovation across Africa and beyond. 🌍🩺
Kudos @nbstv
Our Faculty Dean Ms. Anna Grace Auma @LIRA_UNIVERSITY and Dr Pebalo Francis Pebolo of @GuluVarsity the coordinators of @CIRHT project in the two universities being recognized for the great work done in organizing the third International @CIRHT conference.
#CIRHTGULU2025
Three days of intensive, constructive and bind-blowing presentations and discussions on SRHR issues in SSA.
Thanks @CIRHT, @GuluVarsity and @LIRA_UNIVERSITY 🙏
Its the final day of the 3rd International SRHR Conference being hosted by Gulu and Lira Universities in the heart of Gulu City at Acholi Inn Hotel. Panel discussions and poster displays are on based on the themes of the Conference.@MinofHealthUG@LIRA_UNIVERSITY@CIRHT
@CIRHT Afternoon session continues:
Scientific session on Comprehensive Abortion Care, presenting evidence from various contexts and highlighting lessons for practice & policy.
#CIRHTGulu2025
"Why are there long list of contraceptives for women and less for men?''. " I think we need more research on the area of contraceptives for men to handle family planning fairly". Prof. Okello David Owiny, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Gulu University. @CIRHT@LIRA_UNIVERSITY