ACEPHAP recently hosted a delegation from Johns Hopkins University, alongside partners from AKINA and Ahmadu Bello University, to strengthen collaboration and support the evaluation of the Community Bundle Project. The engagement focused on reviewing implementation strategies, refining the evaluation design, and planning inclusive stakeholder workshops to translate data into community-level impact.

The African Centre of Excellence for Population Health and Policy (ACEPHAP) conducted a three-day training for data collection research staff from 28th to 30th January 2026, focused on the use of a simplified magnesium sulfate regimen for the prevention of eclampsia.

Last week unfolded not as a routine meeting of institutions, but as a shared moment of purpose, where ideas, experiences, and commitments converged around one urgent goal: saving the lives of women and children.