“As a continent, we must ensure that every African and family can conduct malaria tests on their own without relying on health centres,” the expert said.
Mr Ngelale said the fellows would daily monitor and track health reforms in their locations.
“We are here to take care of surgeries and medical consultations.’’
About 53,000 inquiries had been directed to the company.
According to WHO, the life expectancy of African women increased from 54 to 67 years from 2000 to 2020.
The minister said primary health care remains the centre of the government’s focus.
According to him, everyone should have access to affordable, quality health services.
The minister described immunisation as a critical path to ending all forms of diseases.
“We all depend on water from different sources, usually packaged water.”
‘‘We’ve trained both women and men as ambassadors from various regions on mainland Tanzania.’’
