Tag: Malaria

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…

When Silence Broke: The day Willow, Strathmore finally put health in the room 

What Kenya decides now on health funding, leadership and rebuilding trust will determine the…

Beyond Bed Nets: Why Africa’s next malaria breakthrough needs new drugs, jabs and community power 

 Think twice before popping a pill for every fever. Self-treatment and skipping…

“Will I get to see my grandchildren?” A mother’s sickle cell journey and the power of early diagnosis 

Sickle cell disease in western Kenya is frequently misdiagnosed as malaria or pneumonia, leading…

How Kenya can still win the fight against antimicrobial resistance 

Experts say that patients can still access powerful antibiotics over the counter…

USA overhauls global health aid to cut wastage, save more lives  

Half the vendors surveyed in 10 countries were selling stolen donor-funded diagnostics…

How climate change fuels cholera, malaria & hunger in Africa 

Over 200 million people on the continent were hit by floods, droughts…

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