KKHSI - Student's Platform

KKHSI wishes its recently graduates for their achievement despite interruption caused by coronavirus

We need to train a highly qualified midwives in the Republic of South Sudan to help the country reduce direct causes of maternal mortality

Global lack of midwives leads to 4.3 million deaths of mothers and babies every year With more midwives, 64 per cent of newborn deaths and 65 per cent of stillbirths could be prevented, World Health Organisation says

Healthier Tomorrow our mission.
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Let's stand behind leaders whose vision and mission is to transform his/her nation to be safer for everyone to live a happy and prosperous life.

Tanzania: President Vows to Fight Maternal, Child Mortality PRESIDENT Samia Suluhu Hassan has vowed to continue with efforts to reduce maternal and child mortality in the country. Addressing the National Assembly for the first time in Dodoma on Thursday, the president expressed the government commitment to ensure that no woman dies while giving birth.

Do we love our profession?

Oral histories of Black and Asian midwives inspire new generation Nine midwives of Black and Asian heritage working in Manchester have shared their stories in a new book to encourage young people from the communities to join the profession.The University of Manchester, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust, Loreto High School and Royal College of Midwives col...

Today mark the end of three years journey. A day All family of Kajo Keji Health Sciences Institute have been waiting for.

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Today Monday December 14th 2020, Kajo Keji health Sciences Institute finalist students class of 2017 have successfully ended their final semester. Their main emphasis remains now on;
1. Final clinical rotation touches.
2. Final academic seminar.
3. Hospital final examination.
4. Final qualifying examination.

We're very grateful for such a tremendous step despite intrusion of nCovid - 19.