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Africa: Malaria Summit Sees U.S.$4,1 Billion Committed to Fight Disease
allAfrica, 19 April 2018
More than a dozen heads of State and government, Bill Gates, ministers from 19 Commonwealth countries, scientists and private sector and international organisations have made… Read more »
Malaria Summit Sees U.S.$4,1 Billion Committed to Fight Disease
High-level political commitments to beat malaria were made by heads of state and ministers from 19 Commonwealth countries at the Malaria Summit in London.
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Malaria Innovation Saved 7 Million Lives... Let's Evolve to Keep Improving Lives - Bill Gates, April 19, 2018
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Full speech by Bill Gates at Malaria Summit in London - Thank you for that kind introduction. It is fitting that we're talking about the way forward in the fight against malaria while the ... see more »
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Rwanda: Govt Commits to Halve Malaria Cases in Five Years
New Times, 20 April 2018
Rwanda has joined the recently launched Commonwealth Nations initiative to curb malaria by half in the next five years. Read more »
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Malawi: President Mutharika for a Malaria Free Malawi By 2030
Malawi News Agency, 18 April 2018
Though Malawi has employed a number of interventions to reduce malaria, the country's President Arthur Peter Mutharika says there are gaps which need filling to ensure the country… Read more »
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16 April 2018
Beating Malaria in Zambia
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The Serenje District in Zambia has reduced their child mortality rate from 8 percent to under 0.5 percent. The world needs new approaches to continue ... see more »
Bill Gates showcases just some of the innovations that it are needed to beat malaria at Malaria Summit, London. Drones are being used to track malaria to better target smart interventions.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie sharing a personal malaria story at Global Malaria Summit, London.
Bill Gates joined HRH Prince Charles and global leaders at Malaria Summit London to showcase just some of the innovations that are needed to beat malaria. Drones are being used to track malaria to better target smart interventions.
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A powerful international coalition of civil society organisations launches a new campaign in London today to fight back against the threatened resurgence of malaria. The organ Read more »
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A new global campaign to beat malaria - Malaria Must Die So Millions Can Live - has been launched on the web and online on social media. The campaign is backed by a coalition of ... Read more »
