We are dedicated to improving health outcomes of the communities we serve in liaison with ministries of health and other partners.
My single composite wish is that all countries will have access to opportunities to develop field epidemiology capacity at all levels to strengthen their health systems. That means increased investment in field epidemiology capacity development and that is critical for global health security.
AFENET Welcomes New Board Chair!
AFENET warmly welcomes Prof. Ernest Kenu, Program Director of the Ghana FETP, as the new Chair of the AFENET Board, announced at the AGM in Kampala, Uganda. He succeeds Dr. Lazarus Kuonza, Program Director of the South Africa FETP, whose tenure
Lead Poisoning in Nigeria: A Hidden Threat to Our Children
⚠️ 80 million Nigerian children are exposed to lead, a toxin with no safe level. Children aged 9–59 months are most vulnerable.
📊 2010 Zamfara crisis: ~400 children died from lead poisoning. Outbreaks have also
🌍 Finding Every Child: How Defaulter Tracking is Revitalizing Immunization in Uganda 🇺🇬
💉 When the new malaria vaccine was rolled out, many children missed doses—not because the vaccine wasn’t available, but because follow-up systems were weak. By training health workers,
📢New Publication Alert 🇺🇬
https://doi.org/10.37432/jieph-d-25-00283
📢New Publication Alert 🇸🇱
https://afenet-journal.org/10-37432-jieph-d-25-00329/
Southern Africa AVoHC Induction Capacity Building Workshop in Harare
Dr. Notion Gombe, AFENET Regional Technical Coordinator, delivered remarks on behalf of AFENET at the invitation of Dr. Lul Riek, Regional Director, Southern Africa RCC, alongside WHO and Africa CDC.
The event
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