Over the past eight months, hundreds of advocates, civil society leaders, healthcare professionals, researchers, policymakers, cancer survivors, and community champions from across Africa have come together with one shared purpose: […]

Senior government officials, civil society leaders, and technical experts from Kenya, Malawi, and Cameroon convened in Nairobi on 28th and 29th January 2026, for a high-level technical engagement to prepare […]

The African Cervical Health Alliance (ACHA) officially unveiled the ACHA ASPIRE Cervical Health Scorecard on 24th November 2025, a civil society-led accountability tool designed to track progress, identify gaps, and […]

On November 14th, Africa Cervical Health Alliance (ACHA) celebrated its first anniversary with a virtual gathering of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) from across Africa and beyond. The event highlighted ACHA’s […]

The World Health Organization (WHO) and governments around the world have made a commitment that cervical cancer will be the first cancer ever in the world to be eliminated, setting “90–70–90” targets for 2030 that can put all countries on the pathway to this achievement

The four-day meeting of delegates from the African Cervical Health Alliance (ACHA) was officially opened by Health DG Dr Patrick Amoth on Monday. ACHA is a network of civil society organisations currently from 22 organisations based in 16 countries in Africa that are hardest hit by cervical cancer..

In May 2018, the WHO Director-General announced a global call for action to eliminate cervical cancer, underscoring renewed political will to make elimination a reality and calling for all stakeholders to unite behind this common goal.