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A selection of blogs from across the Federation
Ghana
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Parents have become ambassadors of sexuality education in the community
By Maryanne W. WAWERU
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Ghana
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Parents have become ambassadors of sexuality education in the community
IPPF’s Member Association in Ghana -the Planned Parenthood Association of Ghana (PPAG)
Kenya
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Lessons from the SCAAO programme on advancing abortion care in challenging contexts
As delegates from 34 African countries gathered for the 9th RHNK Pan-African Adolescent and Youth Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (AYSRHR) Scien
Côte d'Ivoire
Africa
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Standing Firm for SRHR and Women’s Rights Amid Growing Backlash at the 87th ACHPR
Banjul, The Gambia, May 2026 On the margins of the 87th Ordinary Session of the African Commission on
Uganda
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My medical abortion experience as a university student in Uganda
Nyakato* is a 20-year-old university student in Bushenyi district, western Uganda. 13 months ago, she found herself in a predicament: she was unexpectedly pregnant.
Kenya, Sweden
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Sida reaffirms commitment to strengthening SRHR through partnership with IPPF in Kenya
A high-level delegation from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) recently visited IPPF’s Member Association in Kenya, rea
Kenya
Kenya
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New IPPF Africa Regional Director reaffirms commitment to stronger SRHR advocacy and partnerships in Kenya
Nairobi, Kenya. Dr.
16 June 2022
Par Anita Nyanjong
16 June 2022
Par Anita Nyanjong
08 June 2022
Michelle Mugeni writes about how IPPF's Social Enterprise Acceleration Programme (SEAP) is strengthening the capacity of it's MAs to apply entrepreneurial best practices in the health sector while delivering social value and improving lives.
08 June 2022
Michelle Mugeni writes about how IPPF's Social Enterprise Acceleration Programme (SEAP) is strengthening the capacity of it's MAs to apply entrepreneurial best practices in the health sector while delivering social value and improving lives.
30 May 2022
Niamien Ouattara says that the friendly treatment she gets from AIBEF'sTreichville Referral Clinic have been of great benefit to her and her family members.
30 May 2022
Niamien Ouattara says that the friendly treatment she gets from AIBEF'sTreichville Referral Clinic have been of great benefit to her and her family members.
28 May 2022
In Malawi – where almost half of the population lives below the poverty line and 25 in every 100 people live in extreme poverty – only a few girls and women can afford sanitary pads.
28 May 2022
In Malawi – where almost half of the population lives below the poverty line and 25 in every 100 people live in extreme poverty – only a few girls and women can afford sanitary pads.
16 June 2022
Par Anita Nyanjong
16 June 2022
Par Anita Nyanjong
08 June 2022
Michelle Mugeni writes about how IPPF's Social Enterprise Acceleration Programme (SEAP) is strengthening the capacity of it's MAs to apply entrepreneurial best practices in the health sector while delivering social value and improving lives.
08 June 2022
Michelle Mugeni writes about how IPPF's Social Enterprise Acceleration Programme (SEAP) is strengthening the capacity of it's MAs to apply entrepreneurial best practices in the health sector while delivering social value and improving lives.
30 May 2022
Niamien Ouattara says that the friendly treatment she gets from AIBEF'sTreichville Referral Clinic have been of great benefit to her and her family members.
30 May 2022
Niamien Ouattara says that the friendly treatment she gets from AIBEF'sTreichville Referral Clinic have been of great benefit to her and her family members.
28 May 2022
In Malawi – where almost half of the population lives below the poverty line and 25 in every 100 people live in extreme poverty – only a few girls and women can afford sanitary pads.
28 May 2022
In Malawi – where almost half of the population lives below the poverty line and 25 in every 100 people live in extreme poverty – only a few girls and women can afford sanitary pads.
