WHO Regional Survey Finds Uneven Progress on Patient Safety as Africa’s Noncommunicable Diseases (NCDs)

BRAZZAVILLE, Republic of the Congo, September 18, 2026/ — A new World Health Organisation (WHO) regional survey assessing progress on patient safety across the African Region finds uneven results, as countries work to meet the needs of a growing number of people living with noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) and provide them with safe, continuous care.

Global Conscience: Decoding the Scholarly Odyssey of Professor Jeffrey Haynes

To study power without studying faith is to observe a ship navigating a tempestuous ocean while blind to the wind. For decades, the global intellectual landscape has been haunted by a pervasive, secular fallacy, the stubborn belief that religion would quietly recede into the private chambers of history as modernity advanced. Enter Professor Jeffrey Haynes, […]

Kenya Strengthens Patient Safety for People Living with Noncommunicable Diseases

BRAZZAVILLE, Republic of the Congo// — “For a person living with diabetes, cancer, heart disease or a chronic respiratory condition, health care is rarely a single encounter,” said Dr Mohamed Janabi, WHO Regional Director for Africa, marking World Patient Safety Day 2026. “Each interaction should improve health, yet each can also expose a patient to […]