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Zero Malaria Starts With Me!Join the End Malaria council in keeping malaria as a top priority.

26/08/2025

Malaria shares symptoms with various other diseases. We must seek treatment promptly and ensure that we complete all the prescribed medication for malaria.

25/08/2025

Malaria is a preventable disease, yet it kills many. Let us ensure that we use all the preventative strategies, such as sleeping under treated mosquitoes and ensuring that we are tested if we suspect malaria and not self-diagnose.

20/08/2025

Today is World Mosquito Day, a reminder that mosquitoes know no borders, no social class, and no age limits. They threaten everyone, everywhere. Malaria does not discriminate.

That’s why the End Malaria Council calls on all of us to unite, take action, and protect every community, young and old alike. Together, we can break the cycle and end malaria for good.

No one is safe until everyone is safe. Join the fight.

19/08/2025

As World Mosquito Day approaches, we face a perfect storm of challenges in the fight against malaria. This includes the invasion of the invasive mosquito species Anopheles stephensi, which thrives in urban areas and threatens to increase malaria transmission.

Remember, malaria is not a disease of the poor alone; it affects all ages, backgrounds, and places. Malaria knows no boundaries. We must all unite, governments, communities, and individuals alike, to confront these threats and end malaria for everyone.

18/08/2025

Protect your family from malaria: Always cover water containers and seal tanks with screens or nets. Together, we can keep mosquitoes away and stop malaria for good.

15/08/2025

Only infected mosquitoes can transmit malaria to humans. These mosquitoes carry a parasite that spreads when they bite. Not all mosquitoes are a risk; only those anopheles that have previously bitten an infected person.

With World Mosquito Day coming on August 20th, it's a key moment to raise awareness about malaria and protect yourself from mosquito bites. Let's unite to fight and end malaria.

12/08/2025

Young people are not just the leaders of tomorrow —scratch that — they are the leaders of today.

From parenting to innovating, from driving community change to shaping policy, youth are taking local action that delivers global impact.

Malaria remains a threat to the most vulnerable, children and pregnant women, but with the energy, creativity, and determination of young people, we are advancing the fight against it.

By leading efforts in their own communities, youth are driving progress towards the SDGs, building healthier societies, and moving us closer to a malaria-free future. 🌍💪

06/08/2025

When someone in your circle is on malaria treatment, real friendship means checking in, reminding them to complete the dose, and helping them stay strong.

Because stopping meds midway gives those parasites a second chance, and we’re not about that life.

✅ No half doses.
✅ No skipping days.
✅ No shortcuts to recovery.

Let’s be the generation that ends malaria, together.

04/08/2025

Self-diagnosing is risky. Not every fever is malaria, and guessing wrong can cost you your health. Get tested. Get the right treatment. Finish the dose. Protect yourself and those around you.

31/07/2025

Malaria is our number 1 concern because:

1. Kenya had 5.6 million cases in 2023, with 75% of people at risk.

2. It causes thousands of deaths, especially among children & pregnant women.

3. Climate change increases mosquito breeding and risk.

30/07/2025

Investing in malaria elimination drives your business forward. Private sector companies actively reduce employee absences and cut treatment and healthcare costs by supporting malaria elimination. These savings fuel business growth, boost your bottom line, and build a stronger, healthier, and more productive economy for everyone.

28/07/2025

Think you have malaria? Think again! Not every fever is a malaria fever. Don’t self-diagnose, visit a health facility for proper testing and treatment. Protect yourself and your loved ones.
Let’s end malaria together!

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