Maternity Africa continues to provide maternity services all year round, and Easter time is no exception. Jewel (22) attended school until form three, but stopped at that point because she wished to marry. She became pregnant last year and attended a local health...

Maternity Africa is delighted with its maternity outcomes for the first three months of 2020 - 490 deliveries, an increase of almost 53% from the 321 deliveries for the first three months of 2019. The results include a new monthly record of 178 deliveries in March...

For various reasons, the attendance of a husband during childbirth is very unusual in Sub-Saharan Africa.  However, some come along, and can experience a range of feelings, positive and negative.  A helpful research article from BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth concludes...

Maternity Africa is delighted that GlobalGiving has provided the opportunity to raise funds over the next few weeks with its worldwide funding platform. Donors from all over the world can help Maternity Africa make childbirth safe! Follow the link below. Thank you!...

Maternity Africa is delighted to announce a new record for monthly deliveries in January 2020 – 163.  This is a tremendous outcome, and almost 60% higher than for January 2019 (103). One and a half years since the formal opening of Kivulini Maternity Centre, it is...

A number of reasons influence a woman's choice or ability to seek maternal healthcare on time. Delays can cost a woman her life. Recent research undertaken in Tanzania by International Growth Centre states, 'In exploring the delay in seeking care, an interesting...