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#IFAKARAWOMEN@70: Are women finally getting the influence they deserve in science?
A seasoned researcher at the Ifakara Health Institute, Dr. Ester Elisaria, has highlighted the growing contribution of women in health research and decision-making in Tanzania, noting that their work is playing a crit…
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#IWD2026: Celebrating Ifakara Women - Leading, Innovating, Inspiring
Today, on International Women’s Day (IWD) 2026, the Ifakara Health Institute proudly acknowledges and celebrates the remarkable contributions of our women—leaders, innovators, researchers, and changemakers…
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#IFAKARAWOMEN@70: Early-career female scientists discuss women role in science
As part of a week-long campaign marking International Women’s Day 2026, Ifakara Health Institute today participated in a media tour at Pambazuko FM radio station based in Ifakara, highlighting the role of women …
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#IFAKARAWOMEN@70: New blog highlights the power of listening in the fight against malaria
As the Ifakara Health Institute marks 70 years of scientific discovery since 1956, the Institute continues to spotli…
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#IFAKARAWOMEN@70: 41% — and powering the future of science
At first glance, it is just a number – three hundred. But inside the walls and field stations of Ifakara Health Institute, that number carries ambition, resilience, and the steady rhythm of scientific discovery.…
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#IFAKARAWOMEN@70: At Ifakara, the story of women is written not only in words—but in numbers that speak
On paper, they look like statistics. In reality, they are milestones of determination, leadership, and impact.
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#IWD2026: Honoring Ifakara women behind 70 Years of Impact
This March, Tanzania joins the world in commemorating International Women’s Day 2026 under the national theme: “Rights and Equality for Women and Girls: An Inclusive Foundation Towards Vision 2050.”<…
Dr. Sally Mtenga, a Senior Social Scientist, Ifakara contributing to the conversation.
MEETING: Ifakara contributes to national validation of Tanzania’s Nutrition Profile Model draft
The Ifakara Health Institute, represented by Dr. Sally Mtenga, a Senior Social Scientist, participated in the national…
A snip from the Feb 2026 edition's featured story. GRAPHIC | IFAKARA Communications Feb. 28, 2026
MTAFITI: The February 2026 edition is HERE!
"MTAFITI" - the monthly news and events round-up of Ifakara Health Institute - February 2026 edition is out. This edition focuses on climate-resilient disease control, highlighting…
A snip from the BMC Public Health journal with insets of Ifakara Health Institute scientists Salim Abdulla and Yeromin Mlacha, who contributed to the study. GRAPHIC | IFAKARA Communications
MALARIA: Poorest households bear the heaviest burden in Tanzania
Fresh findings from a study in Tanzania show that malaria continues to affect poor communities in south-eastern part of the country harder than wealthier ones, exposing deep socioeconomic inequalities in infection ris…