We Train, Publish, Collaborate & Educate
Our Vision
A malaria-free Africa, where media plays a vital role in increasing awareness, facilitating research collaboration, and enabling effective communication and advocacy to accelerate malaria elimination efforts
We Train
We train African journalists to report effectively on malaria and other diseases and to interpret scientific data. We build capacity of scientists and researchers to work effectively with the media.
PUBLISH
AMMREN publishes the eyes on malaria magazine. The flagship magazine breaks down scientific data and research findings into simple language. AMMREN has produced documentaries on malaria.
Collaborate
AMMREN partners with organizations working on malaria globally, research and academic institutions, National Malaria Control Programmes and civil society organizations to push the malaria elimination agenda.
EDUCATE
AMMREN organizes outreach programmes to educate communities and vulnerable groups on malaria prevention and control methods and other diseases and what they can do to reduce the burden of diseases
About Us
The African Media and Malaria Research Network (AMMREN) is a registered non-governmental organization made up of a network of African journalists and scientists working together towards the control and elimination of malaria. Established in 2006, AMMREN is based in Accra, Ghana. AMMREN has chapters in other countries and has over the past 17 years been actively involved in media advocacy for the elimination of malaria and other diseases on the African continent.

Eyes On Malaria Magazine
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Ghana Health Service Reshuffles Top Officials in Strategic Move to Strengthen Healthcare System
In a decisive move to align leadership with national health priorities, the Ghana Health Service (GHS) has announced a major reshuffle involving some of its top Programme Managers, Deputy Directors, and Medical Superintendents. This bold restructuring, effective May 19, 2025, signals a renewed focus on revitalizing Ghana’s health system in […]

The Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship
Program The International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF) is offering the Elizabeth Neuffer Fellowship, a six-month program designed for women journalists who focus on human rights and social justice. Named in honor of Elizabeth Neuffer, a Boston Globe correspondent and 1998 IWMF Courage in Journalism Award winner who was killed in […]

AMMREN Ghana Empowers Media to Advance Universal Health Coverage
In October 2024, a transformative workshop organized by the African Media and Malaria Research Network in collaboration with the Ghana Health Service brought together media professionals, healthcare practitioners, and community health advocates to explore the critical role of the media in driving Ghana’s Universal Health Coverage (UHC) agenda. The Power […]