How ‘Ancestral Intelligence,’ climate-smart houses are fighting malaria
Cool roofs and screened windows cut mosquito numbers by up to 77…
Malaria’s next threat: How incomplete doses are breeding drug resistance in Africa
‘When patients fail to complete their recommended doses, only the weaker parasites…
Trust, tradition and two vaccines: How communities are wrestling down malaria burden
Community health promoters are winning over sceptical families one conversation at a…
From India to Kenya: Can a new approved vaccine help in the fight against dengue fever?
Dengue fever is spreading into new parts of Kenya, from outbreaks in Garissa and Wajir to…
Why malaria parasites are harder to treat, mosquitoes harder to kill
Drugs that once cleared malaria in days now buy the parasite more…
25 Years On. Why war on malaria is losing momentum
After 15 years of progress, malaria is making a comeback. Kenya has…
WHO approves air-based repellents that disorient, kill mosquitoes day and night
WHO's newly approved spatial emanators could help close the gaps in regions like Siaya…
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…
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…
