Childbirth is a joyous event, but for many African women, it is overshadowed by the risk of obstetric fistula, a preventable condition caused by prolonged labor without timely medical intervention. The UNFPA’s Global Campaign to End Fistula, active in 55 countries, has significantly reduced new cases. In Kenya, partnerships like the “Integrated Fistula Programme” aim to eradicate fistula by 2030, focusing on community awareness, healthcare system strengthening, and survivor reintegration. Despite challenges, these efforts bring hope and improved care to many women, highlighting the importance of collaboration and comprehensive healthcare solutions. To eradicate obstetric fistula by 2030, we must enhance healthcare systems, provide comprehensive sex education, and prioritize marginalized communities. Collaboration among stakeholders is crucial to ensure every woman can have a safe and dignified childbirth, free from this preventable condition. Together, we can achieve this goal.