Stories by: Isabella Nyagaka

Globally, the conversation around migrant rights intersects with broader struggles for gender equality. UN Secretary-General António Guterres recently acknowledged that progress remains slow and uneven.

This World Pharmacists Day, let us reflect on their legacy. Pharmacists are far more than dispensers they are trusted advisors, emergency responders and unwavering protectors of health, whose dedication sustain communities in ways that are often unseen

For SHA to succeed, it must expand its financial base, improve operational efficiency, and rebuild trust among citizens and healthcare workers. Without immediate reforms, SHA risks being remembered not as a groundbreaking solution, but as another rebrande

The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) reinforces the importance of the first 1,000 days of life, calling for stronger infant care, disease prevention, and equitable access to health services worldwide.