How COVID-19 affects smokers

As the COVID-19 caseload continues to rise, studies are starting show how smokers who contract the virus are more likely to suffer severe symptoms and even die. 

Find out more about the CTCA

CTCA was established in July 2011 by the World Health Organisation.  The center provides technical and institutional support to governments in Africa.

Funding for Tobacco Control Research in Africa

CTCA has opened its first call for funding of tobacco control research  in Africa to Masters and PhD students. There are eight research priority areas. First deadline is June 30, 2020.

[Press statement] World No Tobacco Day 2021:

[Press statement] World No Tobacco Day 2021:

We must provide tobacco users the help they need to quit  The 2021 edition of World No Tobacco Day makes a special request to smokers; “Commit to Quit”. This message is particularly timely, especially at a time when the world continues to struggle to contain...

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Capacity Building

The capacity building for the CTCA aims at supporting African governments to implement strong national tobacco control programs that would lead to reducing tobacco consumption and the burden of disease due to tobacco in Africa. The CTCA will: Avail  evidence on...

Supporting governments to implement evidence-based tobacco control strategies in Africa

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