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Vaccination is a safe and effective way to prevent diseases and save lives-now more than ever. Many vaccine-preventable diseases can even result in death.

When we get vaccinated, we aren't just protecting ourselves , but those around us.

29/10/2025

BRINGING HEALTH SERVICES CLOSER TO THE PEOPLE!

The Ministry of Health Eswatini, through the Health Promotion team, National Malaria Program and TB Program, with support from WHO, took health services right to the community of Ntsinini under Mhlangatane Inkhundla.
From malaria and TB services to NCD and cancer screening, community members received vital health care and health education all aimed at promoting early detection, prevention, and healthy living.

Remember: Malaria is caused by mosquitoes: watch out for symptoms such as fever, chills, or headaches, and seek medical help immediately. Early treatment saves lives.

A big thank you to all our partners including Taiwan ICDF and community members who made this outreach a success. Together, we move towards a healthier Eswatini!

24/10/2025

Let’s End Polio – Every Child, Every Vaccine, Everywhere!

The Ministry of Health Eswatini , through the Health Promotion Unit and the Expanded Program on Immunization (EPI), with support from WHO, UNICEF, and other partners, continues to champion the fight against polio in Eswatini and beyond. As we mark World Polio Day 2025 under the theme “End Polio: Every Child, Every Vaccine, Everywhere,” we celebrate the tremendous progress made and renew our commitment to protect every child from this preventable disease.

Polio is a highly infectious virus that mostly affects children under five, spreading through contaminated food or water and leading to lifelong paralysis or even death, but the good news is, it can be completely prevented through vaccination!
To all Parents and caregivers, the power is in your hands! The polio vaccine is safe, free, and available at all health facilities across Eswatini.

Check your child’s Health Card and make sure all vaccines, including polio, are up to date. Every dose given is a step closer to a polio-free Eswatini. Let’s protect our little ones, our communities, and our nation. Together we can end Polio.

22/10/2025

The Ministry of Health Eswatini through Health Promotion Eswatini joins hands with the Mbabane Municipalty to bring health services to the people residing, working or visiting Mbabane on Friday the 24th of October. The population shall receive free health screenings and health education. Come one come all!

17/10/2025

Free Cancer Screening at Manzini Bus Rank Police Post: The Manzini Municipality has partnered with the Ministry of Health Eswatini and Health Promotion Eswatini in bringing health services closer to the nation. The main agenda is rendering free cancer screening services to the masses and integrate with other health services that include Blood Bank, Non-Communicable Diseases, and Sexual Reproductive Health. The teams will continue with the work tomorrow from 9am until the afternoon. Come and get the services you need!

29/09/2025

Strengthening Health Services in Eswatini!

The Health Promotions Unit is one of the Ministry of Health Eswatini programs that received a car this morning from PEPFAR funded organisations. The vehicles were presented by U.S. Embassy’s Chargé d’Affaires, Mark Weinstock to the Ministry of Health's Principal Secretary, Senior Management Team, Program Leads and organisations' leaders that included Georgetown University, JHPIEGO and ICAP representatives.

Beneficiaries included:

✅️ The Strategic Information Department, which received three vehicles from ICAP.

✅️ Eswatini Health Laboratory Services, which received two vehicles from ICAP.

✅️ The National Cancer Control Unit, National TB Control Program, and the Health Promotions Unit, each receiving one vehicle from Georgetown University to support the fight against cervical cancer and TB.

✅️ The Eswatini National AIDS Programme, which received six vehicles from Georgetown University and JHPIEGO.

This support will enhance the Ministry’s efforts in addressing key health challenges and strengthening service delivery.

26/09/2025

PM leads by example! Today at the Prime Minister’s Office in Mbabane, His Excellency the Hon. Prime Minister Russell Dlamini led by example by participating in key health services, including nutrition screening through BMI and waist circumference, NCD screening through the HbA1C diabetes test, and blood donation, where he once again rolled up his sleeve as an active donor.

He encouraged his staff and all government ministries to embrace these initiatives, donate blood, and prioritize their health, emphasizing that knowledge empowers informed decisions.

The Premier also engaged with health teams on a wide range of services such as TB screening, HIV awareness with emphasis on PrEP, and cancer prevention, with a strong focus on the elimination of cervical cancer by 2030. He toured the ICDF stall, TB, AHF Baylor Clinic and cancer screening trucks, raising important discussions on prostate cancer and stressing the need to make education and prevention louder and more visible in communities.

In his remarks, the PM expressed gratitude to all partners driving these initiatives and called for greater investment in cancer research to uncover root causes and strengthen prevention strategies.

He reminded all health care workers that integrity, transparency, and accountability must remain the foundation of health programs: “Let’s own these initiatives, donate blood, embrace healthy living, and raise our voices for TB, HIV, and cancer awareness. Together, we can shape a healthier and brighter future for Eswatini," he stated.

24/09/2025

The Ministry of Health Eswatini Health Promotion Unit, in collaboration with Taiwan ICDF, hosted a vibrant School Health Promotion Day at John Wesley School.

Over 800 learners from primary and secondary levels joined in energetic aerobics sessions and interactive health talks on NCD prevention, Healthy Eating, Sexual Reproductive Health issues amongst the youth, Cancer with a major focus on Cervical Cancer, Mental Health, and Drug and Substance Abuse. Learners were also inspired by a drama on the dangers of drug and substance abuse performed by Waterford School.

A special highlight of the day was the HPV vaccination drive, where more than 50 girls aged 9–20 received the vaccine to protect against cervical cancer. We encourage more young girls to get vaccinated and parents to support them. Together, we are building a healthier, smoke-free generation and working towards the elimination of cervical cancer by 2030. A special thanks goes to the School Management and Teachers, MOH programs SRH, NCDIMH, EPI, School health and our partners SAfAIDS, TAVI and EBCCN.

22/09/2025

The Ministry of Health Eswatini, through Health Promotion Unit and in partnership with the Nurses in Leadership Project funded by PEPFAR through CDC, is hosting a week-long workshop to strengthen risk communication skills among nurses and other health care workers.

The initiative responds to the urgent need for improved emergency communication to ensure safer workplaces and effective responses to emerging health threats.

This was highlighted during the COVID-19 pandemic, when gaps in timely, accurate and consistent communication significantly affected frontline responses.

09/09/2025

This week, the Ministry of Health Eswatini Health Promotions Unit is collaborating with the Eswatini National Cancer Control Unit in reviewing, updating and strengthening all Information, Education and Communication (IEC) materials that address various cancers.

The updated materials will focus on Childhood, Breast, and Cervical Cancers, aiming to raise awareness, empower communities, and promote prevention, early detection, and treatment.

07/09/2025

Day 10 and we are still serving the nation! The Ministry of Health Eswatini teams were in high spirits today as they prepared to wind up this year's Trade Fair. The teams will wrap up tomorrow, so you may still visit us at the Ministry of Health Exhibition Booth between Pavilion 3 & 4. We are here to serve!

07/09/2025

Health Promotion at Umhlanga 2025 | Lobamba 🎉

This year, during the vibrant Umhlanga ceremony in Lobamba, the Ministry of Health Eswatini Health Promotion Unit teamed up with the Expanded Program on Immunization and Georgetown University to spread a life-saving message: Arm Yourself with a Vaccine!

💉 Through community outreach, education, and free vaccinations, we are empowering young people and families with the knowledge and protection they need to prevent disease through immunization.

📣 A special focus was placed on the HPV vaccine, as we move with determination towards the elimination of cervical cancer by 2030.

Let’s protect our health, preserve our future, and continue to build a stronger, healthier Eswatini, one vaccine at a time. 💪

06/09/2025

This evening, His Majesty King Mswati III honoured the Ministry of Health Eswatini Exhibition Booth with his presence at the Trade Fair.

The Ingwenyama was warmly welcomed by the Honourable Minister of Health, Mduduzi Matsebula, together with the Principal Secretary, Khanyakwezwe Mabuza.

The Health Promotions Unit Manager, Sidumo Lukhele, presented an overview of the services and initiatives showcased by the various health programmes during the Trade Fair. He also expressed gratitude for His Majesty’s unwavering leadership and continued support to the Ministry.

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