52 million doses of hope: How Africa is slowly, but surely rolling back childhood malaria
Malaria’s vaccine breakthrough moment is here, but a funding gap and fragile…
Ebola resembles malaria… that’s what makes it dangerous
Early symptoms of the Bundibugyo virus are indistinguishable from common infections -…
Kenya’s health system can survive donor cuts, but politics is standing in the way
Healthcare competes against many urgent national demands within constrained budgets; debt obligations…
Is Africa ready for the next pandemic? Experts say no, and the reasons are familiar
Experts warn that a dangerous mix of rising disease outbreaks, shrinking donor…
Rethink, Innovate: Why Kenya’s mosquito response needs a reset
Kenya can no longer rely on yesterday's strategies alone to fight today's…
Kenya has tools to end malaria… and money is only part of the problem
African scientists argue that empowering communities, not waiting for donor rescue, is…
Africa’s growing immunisation gap, slow progress and the children paying the price
In Africa, about 800,000 lives are saved every year through immunisation. Yet despite these gains,…
How turning houses into ‘mosquito nets’ is slashing malaria cases
Researchers from KEMRI blocked mosquito entry using mesh on open eaves, doors,…
Kenya cuts malaria cases with vaccines, nets and over 100,000 health promoters
WHO has the science. Kenya has the strategy. What neither has yet…
Malaria: Why some counties are winning against, others losing & what can be done
County-by-county data on insecticide-treated nets, preventive doses, and malaria interventions reveal a…
