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Pan-African movement celebrates two years of country leadership towards zero malaria
2
July
2020
Pan-African movement celebrates two years of country leadership towards zero malaria

Photo credits WHO/T. Trenchard

Strong health systems and sustained investment keys to reaching zero malaria
15
April
2020
Strong health systems and sustained investment keys to reaching zero malaria

One month before World Malaria Day, the RBM Partnership to End Malaria underscores the need to maintain malaria elimination efforts throughout COVID-19 pandemic

Sights Set on Malaria Eradication: Traditional and Religious Leaders Convene with National Governments, Leading Scientists, and Communities Affected by Malaria at 2020 Isdell:Flowers Round Table
31
March
2020
Sights Set on Malaria Eradication: Traditional and Religious Leaders Convene with National Governments, Leading Scientists, and Communities Affected by Malaria at 2020 Isdell:Flowers Round Table

Livingstone, Zambia — February 28 2020 –  The global community has its sights set on malaria eradication. The Lancet Commission on Malaria Eradication’s report,  Malaria eradication within a generation: ambitious, achievable, and necessary , released in September 2019, laid out necessary steps to eradicate malaria – a preventable disease that continues to affect the

Rwanda launches Zero Malaria Starts with Me campaign, reaffirming commitment to ending the disease
10
March
2020
Rwanda launches Zero Malaria Starts with Me campaign, reaffirming commitment to ending the disease
10 March 2020 – Today, Rwanda joins the Zero Malaria Starts with Me movement, in a drive to accelerate malaria elimination across the African continent. The Zero Malaria Starts with Me campaign, launched in 2018 by H.E.
Malaria Media Coalition Launches in Sierra Leone
25
February
2020
Malaria Media Coalition Launches in Sierra Leone

Official Press Release

New journalist network will enhance the pan-African movement to eliminate malaria 6 February 2020, Freetown, Sierra Leone -  Today, with support from the National Malaria Control Program and Speak Up Africa, a new media coalition in Sierra Leone has been  launched as part of the pan-African Zero Malaria Starts with Me movement to eliminate malaria by 2030. The Malaria Media Coalition seeks to engage journalists in Sierra Leone by: • Energising journalists to report on malaria and take an active role