Malaria elimination needs domestic investment, clear action plans, and accountability. As young people, let’s turn commitments into action for a malaria-free East Africa! 🌍
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Genomic surveillance is vital to staying ahead of malaria.
Dr. Francis Chikuse of Africa CDC highlighted gaps in regional genomic analysis and widespread insecticide resistance, calling for stronger surveillance and technical capacity.
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At the 2nd EAC Malaria Stakeholders’ Meeting, Dr. Leila Kaze of Burundi’s NMCP stressed the need to turn commitments into action and ensure life-saving interventions reach every at-risk community.
Are we on track for 2030?
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Young people must remain active partners in this effort; as advocates, community mobilizers, storytellers and changemakers.
Sustained financing and collective action are essential to protecting the gains made and accelerating progress towards a malaria-free Africa.
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“No mother should have to worry about her child’s life because of malaria.”
Ariel Arviv, Deputy Ambassador of Israel to Kenya, emphasized protecting lives through scientific collaboration, local capacity building, and effective prevention.
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Eliminating malaria is a milestone, but sustaining progress requires long-term investment, domestic financing, and strong national ownership.
Continued commitment is essential to prevent resurgence and protect lives.
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Ending malaria by 2030 demands collective action.
At the 2nd EAC Malaria Stakeholders’ Meeting, H.E. Gideon Behar, Israel’s Ambassador to Kenya, called for stronger collaboration to accelerate malaria elimination.
Are we on track?
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We’re bringing together three powerful voices for a timely conversation on youth leadership, innovation and action against malaria.
What does it mean for young people to take over this fight? From raising awareness and driving innovation to turning ideas into action.
This World Mosquito Day - 20 August, join the Kenya Malaria Youth Corps and @CorpsEswatini for an inspiring X Space:
🎙️ Beryl Adenyo
🎙️ Temfundvo Mamba
Theme: Youths Taking Over the Fight Against Malaria
Let’s talk youth leadership, & the journey towards a malaria-free Africa.
Over 25M Kenyans remain at risk of at least one #NTD—a reminder that while progress continues, community-driven health education remains critical.
In Kenya, youth are leading localized efforts: using clubs, peer storytelling, & creative campaigns to enhance awareness.
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We are coming on your screens, this #WorldPolioDay with something powerful.
A film that speaks for every parent, every youth, every child waiting for protection.
The Waiting Room: premiering soon.
Click here, and be informed
👇👇 https://t.co/uYTEjEcTGu
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Through our #NTDMythBuster series, we debunk the belief that Human African Trypanosomiasis is just “sleeping sickness.”
#HAT is a fatal parasitic disease spread by the tsetse fly, attacking the nervous system if untreated.
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