Zimbabwe Embarks On Intensive Spraying to Curb Malaria
A Malaria outbreak has claimed 27 lives from over 10,000 cases reported across Masvingo in March and April, forcing the Zimbabwean government to embark on intensive spraying in the worst affected areas. Earlier, the government announced that malaria had killed at least 131 people nationwide in April, which sparked confusion among Zimbabweans with some claiming authorities could be erroneously treating COVID-19 as malaria deaths.
A female Anopheles mosquito
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Zimbabwe:
Mutoko Intensifies Malaria Control
The Herald, 5 May 2020
Mashonaland East Province has intensified malaria control, with Mutoko District rolling out a targeted respraying programme for hotspots as it aims to reverse the upward trend of… Read more »
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Zimbabwe:
Malaria Kills 131 in 4 Months
The Herald, 20 April 2020
The annual malaria outbreaks in Zimbabwe have killed 131 people, while 135 585 others have been ill, between January 1 this year and last Thursday. Read more »
InFocus
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While the country turns all efforts and resources towards fighting the COVID-19 scourge, it has emerged that malaria has claimed 131 lives since the beginning of April. The ... Read more »
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The World Health Organisation has urged countries to move fast and distribute malaria prevention and treatment tools at this stage of the COVID-19 outbreak in sub-Saharan Africa, ... Read more »
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The battle against malaria in the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) has recorded success because of the commitment of member states forming the Elimination Eight a ... Read more »