Fighting malaria: The people of Doumé want to minimise the impact of the disease
April 28th 2026
The involvement of local authorities in the fight against malaria in Cameroon.
April 25th 2026
Empowering local communities, ensuring the provision of services in remote areas, and so on. These are all key actions that civil society must undertake to help in the fight against malaria.
Malaria in Cameroon: The final blow is finally within reach
April 24th 2026
The fight against malaria in Cameroon: The challenge of fostering close cooperation between ministries
January 24th 2026
Funding for malaria control and GC8
April 23th 2026
Long-Lasting Insecticide-Treated Nets 2025 Campaign: Civil Society Advocacy Strengthens Equity
January 15th 2026
5th National Distribution Campaign of LLIN: Civil Society Comes to the Aid of Vulnerable Populations
How Cameroon fought to save its malaria control programme after US aid ended
January 10th 2026
Revelations from a major American newspaper: When healthcare workers save the anti-malaria programme despite the end of American aid
Cameroon Fought to Save Lives After U.S. Cut Malaria Program
January 6th 2026
Cameroon Fought to Save Lives After U.S. Cut Aid for Malaria
Africa must adopt multi-first line theray to stop malaria drug resistance
December 11th 2025
Growing Artemisinin resistance in Africa threatening Ghana’s fight against malaria- Experts
December 09th 2025
Health experts urge African leaders to invest in malaria treatment as drug resistance threatens recent gains
December 07th 2025
Ensuring sustainable financing: MPs strategise to push for more resources to fight malaria
November 28th 2025
Parliamentarians take concrete action to mobilise resources for sustainable financing
November 27th 2025
COPEMA quarterly meeting: An advocacy to increase funding for the fight against malaria in Africa
November 20th 2025
Increase in funding: COPEMA’s plea for 2026
November 18th 2025
Fighting Malaria in Cameroon: Ministries sharpen their weapons
November 14th 2025
It’s Time for Uganda to Take Ownership of the Malaria Fight. By Hon. Santa Okot, Co-Chair, Coalition of Parliamentarians to End Malaria in Africa (COPEMA)
November 07th 2025
COPEMA Warns: Africa faces deadly malaria surge without urgent budget action
November 1st 2025
Fighting malaria, HIV and tuberculosis: African parliamentarians, including those from the DRC, commit to sustainable health financing in Dakar
October 20th 2025
Ugandan Lawmakers Demand Domestic Funding Surge to End Malaria by 2030
The Coalition of Parliamentarians for the Fight against Malaria in the DRC adopts its 2025-2027 three-year action plan to contribute to a significant reduction in morbidity and mortality
Octobre 08th 2025
Municipalities in northern and far northern Cameroon commit to fighting malaria
September 2025
COPEMA parliamentarians in the spotlight at the 9th Tokyo International Conference on African Development
The Cameroonian Parliament and the fight against malaria
July 04th 2025
Interview with Olivia Ngou, Executive Director of Impact Santé Afrique >
May 06th 2025
One World, One Fight campaign: Civil society mobilizes for Global Fund Replenishment >
African parliamentarian call for increased domestic funding to fight malaria
April 29th 2025
Ending malaria in Africa: Coalition of Parliamentarians launched to strengthen elimination
April 25th 2025
Olivia Ngou ‘The fight against malaria must not just be an African problem >
A faster rollout of malaria vaccines would save many lives >
March 24th 2025
‘Malaria thrives on chaos’ — and the US aid freeze is creating it >
February 14th 2025
U.S. Foreign Aid Freeze Sparks Confusion About What ‘Lifesaving’ Means >
January 31th 2025
Fighting malaria: 80 multi-purpose community health workers (ASCp) receive awards from the commune of Mokolo >
Fighting malaria by mobilizing domestic resources in the DRC: PNLP and ISA unite for a common goal >
Health: Achieving equity in the fight against malaria: A greater need to mobilize our domestic resources >
Achieving equity in the fight against malaria requires greater domestic resource mobilization: Let’s act now and save lives! >
Africa: “To eradicate malaria, we need to maintain a high level of funding”. >
Eleven African countries meet in Yaoundé to “end malaria deaths” by 2030 >
Africa: The fight against malaria overshadowed by the COVID-19 pandemic >
World Malaria Day >
April 25th 2022
Global Fund and Us >
October 1st 2021
Fight against Tuberculosis, Malaria and HIV-AIDS – The Global Fund has allocated more than 163 billion FCFA to Cameroon >
September 28th 2021
Covid-19 led to an increase in malaria-related deaths in 2020 >
April 25th 2021
The fight against malaria also suffers from Covid-19 >
Malaria control overshadowed by COVID-19 pandemic in Africa >
Cameroon is one of the 11 countries most affected by malaria >
2021
HIV / TUBERCULOSIS / MALARIA: Cameroon contributes nearly 3 billion Fcfa to the Global Fund >
October 11th 2019
THE GLOBAL FUND IN LYON: MALARIA, PROGRESS AND THREATS. >
October 10th 2019
Global Fund: General Mobilization! >
September 19th 2019
An Interview with Olivia NGOU, director of Civil Society Network for Malaria Elimination (CS4ME). >
July 26th 2019
At the occasion of World Malaria Day, Olivia Ngou from NGO Impact Santé Afrique said in a speech to ” Le Monde Afrique” that the fight against this disease must be intensified. >
April 25th 2019
The Vice-President of Gabonese Republic has pledged to increase the State budget allocated to health. >
April 16th 2019
According to the publication “L’Economie”, Olivia Ngou, Founder & Executive Director of Impact Santé Afrique is among the 8 women who took Cameroon internationally in 2019 >
March 8th 2019
Civil Society Organizations in Francophone No Sahelian Africa are more committed than ever to get involved in the eradication of the scourge on the continent. >
2019