AFHEG at GITEX Kenya 2026
Phillip Andrew Mwebaza joined a health and technology panel in Nairobi to discuss AI, healthcare access and the role of communication and trust in making digital systems useful.
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Phillip Andrew Mwebaza joined a health and technology panel in Nairobi to discuss AI, healthcare access and the role of communication and trust in making digital systems useful.
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Implementation learning from documented sessions across Kampala, Wakiso and Mukono.
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Smarty Health Info Hub was selected for HundrED's Global Collection 2026.
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More than 150 young leaders and 26 partner organisations came together around arts, health communication and youth participation.
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The school launch brought digital learning, peer health communication and participatory activities into the same programme day.
Read story →New Vision covered the launch of Smarty at Kasangati High School and the thinking behind using digital entertainment and learning to reach young people.
Read New Vision →Nile Post reported on the launch of Super Bugs Clash Kampala Edition and AFHEG's use of gamified learning for AMR communication.
Read Nile Post →A profile tracing Phillip Mwebaza's route from journalism and peer education into health communication and the founding of AFHEG Foundation.
Read Daily Monitor →Coverage of AFHEG's Young Leaders for Arts and Health work and the role of theatre, art, games and immersive experiences in health communication.
Read Daily Monitor →HundrED selected Smarty for its Global Collection 2026, recognising the platform within a global group of education innovations.
Visit HundrED →Journalists and producers can contact AFHEG for interviews, programme information, serious-game demonstrations, health-communication commentary and publication-ready media assets.
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