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ENGAGEMENT: Danish delegation, Ifakara discuss strategic cooperation

A Danish delegation at Mikocheni.

ENGAGEMENT: Danish delegation, Ifakara discuss strategic cooperation

A delegation from the Danish Embassy in Tanzania visited Ifakara Health Institute offices in Dar es Sala…

WORKERS DAY 2021 MESSAGE: We’re committed to a world of work with justice and dignity

Workers Day 2021 Director's message snip. GRAPHIC | IFAKARA/Coms

WORLD MALARIA DAY 2021: Ifakara scientists work to reach zero-malaria target

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WORLD MALARIA DAY 2021: Ifakara scientists work to reach zero-malaria target

It’s World Malaria Day today! As a leading center in malaria research in Africa, our scientists wherever they're, are working hard contributing to ongoing efforts towards reaching the zero-malaria targets se…

ENGAGEMENT: Bagamoyo DC visits Ifakara offices, research platforms

Bagamoyo District Commissioner, Ms. Zainab Kawawa. PHOTO | FILE

ENGAGEMENT: Bagamoyo DC visits Ifakara offices, research platforms

Bagamoyo District Commissioner, Ms. Zainab Kawawa, today visits Ifakara Health Institute offices and research platforms based in Bagamoyo, Coast region, in a half-day familiarization tour.

The research infrastructure she is scheduled to…

WORLD TB DAY: Ifakara project launches website for sharing information with stakeholders

The TB-CAPT landing page snip. GRAPHIC | IFAKARA/Coms

WORLD TB DAY: Ifakara project launches website for sharing information with stakeholders

On the World TB Day today, Ifakara Health Institute’s TB-CAPT (Close the gap, increase Access, Provide adequate Therapy) project unveiled a new website for sharing information about their activities. The website…

COMMEMORATION: We celebrate the tremendous efforts by Ifakara women

Some brave Ifakara women. PHOTO | IFAKARA/ComsFILE

COMMEMORATION: We celebrate the tremendous efforts by Ifakara women

Ifakara Health Institute celebrates the tremendous efforts by Ifakara women on the International Women’s Day (IWD) today. The central message for this year is “Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world,”…

Tamani project builds capacity of its research support team

Ifakara Senior Data Scientist Charles Festo moderates one of the training sessions held at Kibaha Conference Center. PHOTO | IFAKARA/Coms

Tamani project builds capacity of its research support team

Ifakara Health Institute’s Tamani project, which is implemented in Tabora Region, has conducted training for its fieldworkers to prepare them for the next course of the study.

Tamani – for ‘Tabora Maternal Newborn Heal…

INCEPTION: Program to investigate policies on non-communicable diseases unveiled

Global RECAP Principal Investigator, Dr. Sally Mtenga, speaks at the inception event held in Dodoma on December 16, 2020. PHOTO | IHI/Coms.

INCEPTION: Program to investigate policies on non-communicable diseases unveiled

Ifakara Health Institute has officially unveiled a new project which goes by the name of Global Regulatory & Fiscal Capacity Building Program (Global RECAP) which aims to investigate policies on non-communicable diseases (NCDs) in Tanzania.

ENGAGEMENT: Ifakara Science Channel unveiled, subscribe now for research updates

A screen grab of the Ifakara Science Channel opener. GRAPHIC | IFAKARA/Coms

ENGAGEMENT: Ifakara Science Channel unveiled, subscribe now for research updates

Ifakara Health Institute Chief Executive Director, Dr. Honorati Masanja, has unveiled the ‘Ifakara Science Channel’ - a platform hosted on the world’s most popular video content provider operated by Google LLC – YouTube.

RESEARCH: Bohemia mini-census gets underway in Rufiji, Kibiti

BOHEMIA Project enumerator Eunice Futa administers a mini-census questionnaire at Mchukwi Ward, Kibiti District on November 26, 2020. BOHEMIA, a Unitaid funded project studying the use of Ivermectin drug to control malaria, is conducting a mini-census in Rufiji and Kibiti districts, Tanzania for a period of three months: November 2020 – January 2021. PHOTO | IFAKARA/Coms

RESEARCH: Bohemia mini-census gets underway in Rufiji, Kibiti

BOHEMIA, a Unitaid-funded project studying the use of Ivermectin drug to curb malaria, has launched a mini-census in Rufiji and Kibiti districts, Tanzania. During the three-month ac…