The World Health Organization (WHO) has appointed Prof. Violet Naanyu, an Associate Professor at Moi University, to its Technical Advisory Board—an honour that underscores her outstanding contributions to global health and ethics.
Prof. Naanyu’s selection for this high-level advisory role reflects her extensive work in global health research, bioethics, and the strengthening of health systems, particularly in resource-limited settings. Her insights are expected to play a vital role in guiding the WHO’s evidence-based strategies and shaping policies that address critical health challenges worldwide.
At Moi University, Prof. Naanyu has distinguished herself as a leader in academic research and ethical health practice. Her work has consistently focused on equity, public health impact, and the inclusion of marginalised voices in health systems development.
“Her work continues to inspire excellence and impact in the field of public health and ethics,” said Moi University on its official Facebook Page.
The university community and the broader public health fraternity have welcomed the news with pride, seeing it as a milestone that brings honour to both Prof. Naanyu and the institution she represents. Prof. Naanyu’s ongoing contributions continue to inspire excellence in public health, research, and ethical leadership. Her voice at the WHO Technical Advisory Board is set to make a meaningful impact on the global stage.
