How the Aga Khan entities are bridging health workforce in Africa
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Media Source: The Exchange (Tanzania)
Date: 14 February 2019
AKDN has been working in the East African region training and developing skills in medical officers and health professionals through training and induction. Recently, the Aga Khan University organised its convocation in the three East African countries of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Tanzania held its 14th convocation ceremon
AKDN has been working in the East African region training and developing skills in medical officers and health professionals through training and induction. Recently, the Aga Khan University organised its convocation in the three East African countries of Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. Tanzania held its 14th convocation ceremony, Kenya celebrated the 15th convocation ceremony and Uganda held its 16th convocation ceremony in celebrations that saw thousands join different professions in the health sector. Since inception in Tanzania, the Aga Khan University has graduated over 3,000 students, who have proceeded to become leaders in their professions and role models in their communities.