In Bunia 🇨🇩, @WHO teams are establishing a potable water supply system at the #Ebola treatment centre to ensure reliable access to water and strengthen infection prevention and control to support a safe and effective Ebola response.
These investments will continue to benefit local communities long after the outbreak is over.
I’ll be speaking at the WHO EPI-WIN Webinar tomorrow, sharing Kenya’s experience on how social listening, AI-supported analytics, and community insights are shaping real-time response.
Join here: https://t.co/jzomfJd9ie
Karibu 🇰🇪!
We are delighted to welcome the 🇬🇧 High Commissioner‑designate, @FCDOMattBaugh.
He will advance the Kenya–UK Strategic Partnership, deepening collaboration in trade, investment, climate action & security. Where should he visit first & what Kenyan dish is a must‑try?
Over KES 5 billion has been raised through an innovative new investment - channelling local savings into building warehouses.
A 🇰🇪Kenya - 🇬🇧UK partnership delivering:
🚚 Better logistics for businesses
📈 Stronger financial markets
🏆 More competitive exports
#GoFarGoTogether
Watch📽️: In Laikipia North, @BATUKOfficial is supporting the Il-motiok community to bring degraded land back to life🌱
👉New farming skills
👉 Sustainable beekeeping.
👉A stronger, greener future.
🇬🇧🇰🇪🤝
#GoFarGoTogether
By transforming coconuts into high-value products for local and international markets, Kentaste is strengthening the entire agricultural value chain and positioning Lamu as a contributor to Kenya’s agro-industrial growth. #GoFarGoTogether@SuedKenya@UKinKenya
It is a pleasure to welcome Dr Neema Kimambo as our new acting WHO Representative to Kenya 🇰🇪
✅ 25+ years of experience in public health
✅ Former WHO Representative to Malawi
✅ 15+ years at Tanzania's Ministry of Health
Learn more ⬇️
https://t.co/kotH8eY5We
🇰🇪 WHO Kenya a.i. Representative Dr. Neema Kimambo addresses the 2nd Eastern Africa Global Health Security Summit today in Nairobi.
"Together, let us build resilient, credible, and sovereign health systems for Africa."
Theme: Catalysing collaboration and local manufacturing for Africa's health security.
#HealthSecurity
I commend Kenya on launching its National Cervical Cancer Elimination Action Plan.
This 5 year action plan aims to achieve the 90-70-90 global targets for 2030 to save girls and women from this preventable disease:
- 90% of girls vaccinated;
- 70% of women screened;
- 90% of women with pre-cancerous lesions treated
@WHO stands ready to support countries every step of the journey to eliminate cervical cancer and advance #HealthForAll.
https://t.co/Xom5blEB4v
@IAmSteveHarvey Steve, thanks for the great work you do with young talent from all over the world. Have you see this young man https://t.co/hzLPgLNDQ2 . Thought he might interest you and the viewers of your show.
Global military spending reached a record $2.7 trillion in 2024, with continued rises projected for 2025 amidst ongoing conflicts. Meanwhile, spending on global health initiatives has declined significantly. What the world needs is a greater focus on saving lives, not escalating confrontation.
Peace is the best medicine.
Strengthening Kenya’s frontline defense at points of entry.
WHO joined the Kenya National Public Health Institute (@NPHI_Kenya), @Port_HealthKE, @IOMKenya, and @KenyaRedCross for a Marburg Virus Disease (MVD) preparedness assessment and training for responders at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA).
The exercise enhanced early detection, triage, isolation, infection prevention, risk communication, community engagement, and infodemics management capacities among airport health teams and partners.
JKIA and Mombasa International Airport have been prioritized due to their direct connectivity with Ethiopia, where Marburg Virus Disease has recently been reported.
A similar session will be held later this week for responders at Mombasa International Airport, ensuring readiness across Kenya’s key points of entry.
The countdown is on to officially declare an end to the #Ebola outbreak in DRC 🇨🇩.
Dr @RamadanOtim, @WHOAFRO’s Programme Area Manager (Emergency Response), visited Bulape to meet with frontline teams and review progress on the ground.
“Cholera can be prevented by washing hands, drinking boiled water, and eating clean food.”
Meet Edward Lekai, a Grade 9 student at Elkarian Day and Boarding Primary School in Lolgorian, Narok County. Edward learned about cholera prevention both at school and at home through his teachers, posters, and his mother’s guidance.
He practices what he learns: washing hands after using the toilet, drinking boiled water, and avoiding food sold in unsafe places. Edward believes health education in schools is key to protecting families and communities.
The ongoing Oral Cholera Vaccine (OCV) campaign in Transmara West & South, Narok County—supported by @WHOKenya, Kenya Red Cross, and MSF—complements these awareness efforts.
#CholeraResponse #OCV #HealthForAll #Kenya #StopCholera #CleanWater #SchoolHealth