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Malaria - 05 décembre 2024

Au Bénin, CANAL+ poursuit son engagement pour l’élimination du paludisme

Rédigé par Firdaoss Oluwa-Toyin YOUSSOUFOUAssociée de Programmes au Bénin Depuis plus de quatre ans, le partenariat entre le Groupe Canal+ et Speak Up Africa, se renforce au fil des années. Alors que nous étions en 2021, et à la veille de la journée mondiale de…

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Au Bénin, CANAL+ poursuit son engagement pour l’élimination du paludisme

Sénégal : Trois nouveaux champions s’engagent aux côtés de Speak Up Africa pour atteindre l’élimination du paludisme en 2030.

Zéro Palu ! Un engagement accru des compagnies de transport au Burkina Faso

Towards Malaria Elimination: Reflections following the Geneva Health Forum

From Grassroots to Global: Lessons from the Zero Malaria Starts with Me campaign 2014-2024

Lutte contre le paludisme : Canal+ Bénin et Speak Up Africa unissent leurs forces

Why private sector mobilization is essential for malaria control and elimination: Reflecting on the Zero Malaria Business Leadership Initiative

Zero Malaria Business Leadership Initiative: a highly positive assessment 4 years on

AFCON 2024: In Côte d’Ivoire, cultural icons team up to end malaria

Africa Celebrates Five Years of Zero Malaria Starts with Me

Ecobank Launches The Zero Malaria Business Leadership Initiative in Ghana

Football Fights Back: new F.C. launched to tackle deadly disease

Innovative funding, a key strategy in the fight against malaria

Malaria Free Uganda raises UGX 160 million for malaria fight.

In Abidjan, companies commit to ending malaria

Global Fund Replenishment: a few days before the conference, African Diasporas call on France to take strong action against malaria and to deliver a full replenishment of the Global Fund

The Kigali Summit makes ground-breaking financial commitments and charters a collaborative path to eliminate malaria and NTDs

Ghana Launches Cross-Parliamentary Caucus on Malaria to Accelerate Elimination Efforts

25 African countries now leading the Zero Malaria Starts with Me movement

Speak Up Africa convenes discussion on eliminating malaria and NTDs in Africa ahead of the Kigali Summit

March to Kigali movement with over 300 supporters calls on leaders to eliminate Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases (NTDs) in Africa

The time is now: Africa can no longer afford to wait for the elimination of malaria and neglected tropical diseases (NTDs)

The Zero Malaria Starts with Me movement presented to African Union health experts￼

Global stars unite to turn up pressure on world leaders as malaria deaths reach highest number in nearly a decade

With one month to go before the Kigali Summit, Côte d’Ivoire is on the move!

Zero malaria ! Two companies commit to Burkina Faso and make a donation of 35 million CFA francs

World Malaria Day: Benin continues to fight for what matters

Harnessing innovation and advancing equity to reduce the malaria disease burden and save lives￼

Ecobank launches Zero Malaria Business Leadership Initiative as it joins Malaria Free Uganda with a USD 120,000 fund

Senegal’s private sector gathered to end malaria

Benin Adopts National Advocacy Plan to End Malaria

Canal+ Senegal commits to Zero Malaria and donates 1,000 bed nets to Special Olympics Senegal

Cell phone operator MTN Benin joins the « Zero Malaria Business Leadership Initiative »

African countries step up investments to fight malaria, but more needed to reach zero malaria across the continent

African civil society organizations are marching to Kigali to end malaria and NTDs in Africa

“March to Kigali” to end Neglected Tropical Diseases and malaria

The Gender Dimensions of Malaria: Why our fight against malaria is more important than ever

Private Sector Leaders Declare “Zero Malaria Starts with Me”

19 civil society organizations commit to « Zero Malaria » in Benin

Local Government Officials in Sierra Leone declare “Zero Malaria starts with Us”

Senegal launches the ‘Zero Malaria Business Leadership Initiative’

Benin launches the ‘Zero Malaria Starts with Me’ campaign and the ‘Zero Malaria Business Leadership Initiative’ to end malaria for good

Why Parliamentarians play a pivotal role in the fight against malaria

Public Statement from Members of the Sierra Leone Parliament

Sierra Leone Parliamentarians get behind the push for malaria elimination

Malaria elimination finds its rhythm in Sierra Leone

Launch of Malaria Media Coalition in Ghana to Accelerate Progress Towards Malaria Elimination by 2030

Community leaders declare « Zero Malaria Starts with Me » at District Leadership Forum

How can Africa’s private sector contribute to ending malaria in Africa?

Why Africa’s private sector must join the fight against malaria

Standing in Solidarity: Surviving a New Enemy and Defeating a Familiar Foe

One anniversary and 4.6 million bednets: the fight to end malaria in Sierra Leone is stronger than ever

Ecobank Group spearheads new private sector initiative to end malaria

Pan-African movement celebrates two years of country leadership towards « Zero malaria »

Pan-African Zero Malaria Starts with Me campaign celebrates 2nd anniversary

Mosquito’s physical proximity

Sierra Leone Celebrates World Malaria Day

Rwanda launches Zero Malaria Starts with Me campaign, reaffirming commitment to ending the disease

Why Local Authorities Are Essential to Reaching Malaria Elimination in Africa

Malaria media coalition launch in Sierra Leone

Malaria increasingly a disease of poverty and inequity, reveals World Malaria Report 2019

Expanding the “Zero Malaria Starts with Me” Movement in Ghana and Sierra Leone

Leading Artists and Athletes Pledge to Help End AIDS, TB and Malaria for Future Generations

Sahelian Health Ministers establish new fund to improve access to lifesaving malaria interventions

King of Eswatini launches End Malaria Fund as part of national Zero Malaria Starts with Me campaign

Sierra Leone and Ghana declare ‘Zero Malaria Starts with Me’ this World Malaria Day

World leaders announce new initiatives to accelerate progress this World Malaria Day

Isdell:Flowers Cross Border Malaria Initiative unites governments, religious groups and communities in support of ‘Zero Malaria Starts with Me’

RBM Partnership to End Malaria Announces First-Ever Media Fellows

Calls for united action against malaria with one month to go before World Malaria Day

Paris to serve as host city for World Malaria Day 2019

Africa’s Leaders Recommit to Increase Domestic Resources to Eliminate Malaria by 2030

Zero Malaria Starts with Me: Taking Responsibility to End Malaria

WHO and partners launch new country-led response to put stalled malaria control efforts back on track

In Senegal to the United Kingdom, from Geneva to Addis Ababa (and everywhere in between), April was a busy month for malaria champions globally

African Union Statement on the Occasion of the World Malaria Day

This World Malaria Day, we’re ready to beat malaria – are you?

Inside #MIM2018: A wrap-up of the week and moving forward to #EndMalaria

The Zero Malaria Starts with Me movement presented to African Union health experts

Harnessing innovation and advancing equity to reduce the malaria disease burden and save lives