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From Women’s Voices to Systems Change: Stéphanie Dominique Amida Nama
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From Women’s Voices to Systems Change: Stéphanie Dominique Amida Nama

Dr. Stéphanie Dominique Amida Nama is the Co-Founder of KAIROS – Kaléidoscope d’Actions Intégrées pour la Recherche et l’Optimisation en Santé, an innovation-driven healthtech and preventive-health education startup based in Burkina Faso. She is a medical doctor, public health specialist, independent consultant, partner, and mother of two children – identities she carries as interconnected sources...

February 1, 2026February 1, 2026by
2025, A Year That Got Me In A Chokehold
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2025, A Year That Got Me In A Chokehold

Dr. Mable Kipenda is an entrepreneur, medical doctor, and founder of Kambo Health Initiative, whose work sits at the intersection of purpose, resilience, and leadership. She is a Chevening scholarship awardee and a Mandela Washington fellowship alumnus. In recent years, she has launched and operated a physical shoe retail business, founded and registered a non-governmental...

January 6, 2026January 7, 2026by
Harnessing Digital Technology To Elevate The Status of Women
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Harnessing Digital Technology To Elevate The Status of Women

The Pan African Women in Health (PAWH) is proud to join in celebrating International Women’s Day (IWD). This day is a reminder to celebrate progress. It is also a day to call attention to barriers women continue to face that impede gender inclusion. This year’s theme, Embrace Equity, speaks to the core of who we...

African Women in Health On The Move: StatsCongo – An Initiative To Track Maternal Mortality in the DRC
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African Women in Health On The Move: StatsCongo – An Initiative To Track Maternal Mortality in the DRC

It is a well-known fact that the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) continues to face an exacerbated maternity and newborns mortality rate due to poor healthcare and treatment access before, during and after pregnancy. Recognizing that socio-economic factors are the most significant indicators and roots causes of maternal, newborns and child mortality, greater accountability and...

What Marcia from Angola has to say…
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What Marcia from Angola has to say…

My advice to women in health is that they should not be afraid to break down barriers such as the deeply-rooted culture of gender inequality, traditional attitudes towards the role of girls and women that are linked to lack...