News

African Leaders Agree on Ways Forward on Maternal and Child Health

At the African Union Summit. UNFPA's Executive Director , Thoraya Ahmed Obaid (right) talks to Ruhakana Rugunda, Uganda's Ambassador to the United Nations(second from left).Looking on are other delegates (left to right). Janet Jackson,UNFPA's Representative in Uganda, Bettina Maas, Chief, Office of the Executive Director and Bunmi Makinwa, Director of UNFPA's African Regional Office Photo: UNFPA/Uganda

27 July 2010

Statement

Reproductive Health and Rights: Perspectives for Further Development in Africa

27 July 2010

News

Africa Union Summit: Reducing Maternal and Newborn Deaths - Still a Lot to Do

26 July 2010

News

It Makes Business Sense for the Private Sector to Invest in Maternal Health

23 July 2010

News

African Leaders Set to Take Major Decisions to Stem Maternal Death

24 July 2010

News

Stories of Mothers Saved: African Mothers sending messages to Heads of States

23 July 2010

News

Goodwill Ambassador Visits Fistula Ward in Tanzania

22 February 2010

In the News

Most Maternal Deaths in Sub-Saharan Africa Could Be Avoided

22 February 2010

News

Two African Beauty Queens on a Mission to End Obstetric Fistula

Frances Tekyi Mensah, aka Miss Ghana@50, travels to villages and towns throughout her country to raise awareness about obstetric fistula and to improve the lives of women with this devastating injury of childbearing. Photo:UNFPA Ghana.

24 January 2010

News

Scaling Up Access to Family Planning in Southern Ethiopia

A nurse supervisor training health extension workers on contraceptive insertion. Photo : Abraham Gelaw/UNFPA.

11 January 2010

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