Eswatini National Cancer Control Unit
1st Floor, Mbandzeni House, Mbabane
(+268) 2404 3064
info@eswatiniccp.org
Lomalanga Hlophe provided an important update today on the burden of cancer in Eswatini. The data underscores the ongoing public health challenge we face and the critical need for sustained action. Early detection through routine screening remains one of the most effective tools we have to improve outcomes and save.
Commemorating Cancer Day at Manzini Region, Mtfongwaneni Inkhundla. The Ministry of health through the National Cancer Control Unit, joined the community, partners, and stakeholders to commemorate Cancer Day, raising awareness about the importance of cancer prevention, early detection, and screening. We extend our sincere appreciation to all our partners and.
Eswatini Cancer Control Unit (ECCU) says they have witnessed a remarkable effort from the public in raising breast cancer awareness. National Health Promotional Officer Neliswa Dladla shared this. Read more on the Swazi Observer’s 21st of October 2024 newspaper here.
Our Cancer Registry Nomalanga Hlophe was interviewed at the Eswatini TV’s Kusile Breakfast Show this morning. The interview focused on Cervical Cancer, please watch the full interview on YouTube: Interview Link
In a concerted effort to combat the rising incidence of cervical and breast cancer the Eswatini National Cancer Control Unit (NCCU), Baylor College of Medicine Children’s Foundation Eswatini, and Eswatini Breast and Cervical Cancer Network (EBCCN) embarked on a comprehensive screening drive at Msunduza, Mbabane. The screening drive was staged.
The Eswatini National Cancer Control Unit (NCCU) held a training workshop at the George Hotel, Manzini. Watch more on the Eswatini TV’s YouTube page, Monday 03 June 2024: View News on YouTube
