National Malaria Elimination Programme - Zambia

22/09/2026

Western Province Deputy Permanent Secretary, Mr Richard Mulwanda, officially flagged off the provincial distribution of insecticide-treated nets for the 2026 Mass Campaign at the ZAMMSA Mongu Hub.

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21/09/2026

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19/09/2026

19/09/2026

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16/09/2026

16/09/2026

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The National Malaria Elimination Programme, part of Zambia’s Ministry of Health, is implementing ambitious efforts to achieve a malaria-free Zambia.

📸 Cred: Sepo Mutale Masheke , Ministry of Health Zambia. Communications Unit.

16/09/2026

📅 DAY 2 — Tuesday, 15 September | Manyama

🚶🏾‍♀️🚶🏾 Manyama, we are marching!

Today, the End Malaria Council Zambia together with it's partners takes to the streets with a community March Past, spreading life-saving malaria awareness across Manyama ahead of the Kalumbila End Malaria Golf Tournament on 19 September.

The Match Past commenced Mazubo station to Manyama Primary School Grounds.

The guest of Honour was the District Commissioner who was represented by the District Education Board Secretary.

Below are the photos highlights.

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ALMA (African Leaders Malaria Alliance) National Malaria Elimination Programme - Zambia FQM Zambia Zanaco Barrick BELL

16/09/2026

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15/09/2026

Photo Focus: Routine distribution of Insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) in Kabwata Subdistrict. This activity was followed by health education on the proper use of ITNs.

12/09/2026

8 years ago in a Thursday after removing trap for a baseline study for human exposure to mosquitoes in public spaces and this was after an overnight church gatherings at St Marks Anglican church in choma. We had traps from the Church, hostels from the St Marks boarding school, and the ward from Mapanza wards. Some traps we collected this day were from the shabeens and night clubs.

--- Hambayi Kabinga