Burkina Faso Records Dramatic Drop in Malaria Burden
Malaria Consortium
The country's malaria cases fell by 32 percent and deaths dropped by 44 percent between 2024 and 2025, with deaths among children under five down almost 60 percent. Read more »
Nigeria Records Significant Decline in Malaria Prevalence, Demonstrating Progress Towards Elimination
Malaria Consortium
In a country that carries one of the largest malaria burdens in the world, a plummeting prevalence in the disease was celebrated with a visit from RBM Partnership to End Malaria's… Read more »
What Digital Transformation Means for Malaria Control Programmes
Malaria Consortium
Across health programme delivery, digital transformation is often discussed in terms of tools. But its real test is whether it helps people make better decisions, faster, in the… Read more »
The Private Sector - a Critical Factor in Uganda's Response to Antimalarial Drug Resistance
Malaria Consortium
Malaria treatment in Uganda is becoming less reliable, and the consequences are already emerging. Read more »
Malawi Records Sharp Drop in Malaria Cases but Health Officials Say Fight Is Far From Over
Nyasa Times
Malawi has recorded a significant decline in malaria cases during the first half of 2026, raising hopes that the country is making progress in its fight against one of its… Read more »
How South Sudan Is Staying Ahead of Drug Resistance
Malaria Consortium
Malaria remains a major public health issue in South Sudan, with the disease accounting for over 38 percent of outpatient visits and around 64 percent of inpatient deaths in 2025.… Read more »
War and Mosquito Nets
Leadership
Mosquito nets are a constant feature in sub-Saharan Africa. Read more »
Barrick's Zero Malaria Campaign Reaches 44,000 Households in Shinyanga
Daily News
BARRICK Bulyanhulu Mine has expanded its malaria prevention efforts in Shinyanga Region, reaching about 44,000 households through a community health campaign aimed at reducing… Read more »
From Malaria to Energy - Why Solutions From the Global South Aren't Reaching the People Who Need Them Most
UN News
Innovators - especially in the Global South - are too often locked out of funding and opportunity despite offering solutions to some of the world's most pressing challenges. Read more »
Malaria-Stricken Children Consume 60 Percent of Uganda's Blood Supply As Demand Outpaces Collections
Nile Post
Children suffering from severe malaria-related anaemia account for more than 60 percent of Uganda's blood consumption, placing increasing pressure on a national blood supply system… Read more »
Virtual Court Speeds Up Deportations As 676 Malawians Bussed Home
Scrolla
Funda ngesiZuluBy Palesa Matlala Read more »
