This resource, based on the ASLM Special Convention on Diagnostics 2024, underscores the importance of resilient and equitable diagnostic systems for Africa’s health security. It argues that to achieve universal health coverage and the African Union Agenda 2063, there must be a concerted effort from governments, the scientific community, and civil society. The article highlights the need for dedicated government directorates for laboratory services, sustainable investments, and the leveraging of local expertise and innovation to build a robust diagnostic infrastructure that serves all communities, particularly the most vulnerable.

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