The World Health Organization (WHO) has said malaria coordination and surveillance efforts are underway in Ethiopia, as the country reported more than 520,000 malaria cases in a single month.

Press Release - To address gaps in sexual and reproductive healthcare access, widened by the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing humanitarian crises, Ethiopia is reinforcing its health system, making these ...

To address gaps in sexual and reproductive healthcare access, widened by the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing humanitarian ...

As part of its nationwide 4G rollout, Safaricom Ethiopia has relaunched its network in Arbaminch and partnered with Mary Joy ...

Gay men in Nigeria said that they tested positive for HIV two months after losing access to a US-supplied drug that ...

Ethiopia has already laid off 5,000 health workers who were hired with US funds to combat HIV. Meanwhile, charities helping HIV patients receive treatment have received stop-work orders.

Ethiopia has already laid off 5,000 health workers who were hired with U.S. funds to combat HIV. Meanwhile, charities helping HIV patients receive treatment have received stop-work orders.

Ethiopia has already laid off 5,000 health workers who were hired with U.S. funds to combat HIV. Meanwhile, charities helping HIV patients receive treatment have received stop-work orders.

HIV soars after a deadly war in Ethiopia’s Tigray. Trump’s aid cuts aren’t helping. By FRED HARTER The Associated Press,Updated March 26, 2025, 1:14 a.m.