Selected news stories across Africa and around the world on malaria.
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African Media and Malaria Research Network (AMMREN), was formed in November, 2006.
It is a network of African journalists and scientists working together to reduce the burden of malaria in Africa.
Creating awareness on the dangers of Malaria on productivity in the Continent of Africa.
Diseases, which are preventable elsewhere, continue to kill millions in Africa. This situation can partly be attributed to ignorance about prevention and treatment of the diseases.
A gallery of activities of AMMREN over the years.
Diseases, which are preventable elsewhere, continue to kill millions in Africa. This situation can partly be attributed to ignorance about prevention and treatment of the diseases. Read our published editions on malaria.
Diseases, which are preventable elsewhere, continue to kill millions in Africa. AMMREN seeks to end this now.
