National Malaria Elimination Programme - Zambia

19/05/2026

The Ministry of Health Zambia remains focused on translating national policy into effective service delivery, through:
✅️Scaling up vector control interventions, including Indoor Residual Spraying and the distribution of insecticide-treated nets
✅️Strengthening prompt testing and treatment across all levels of care
✅️Enhancing surveillance systems to ensure that interventions are targeted where they are most needed

Impact will depend on consistent use of interventions, strong community engagement, and sustained leadership at all levels.

Photo Cred: Sepo Mutale Masheke, Memory Chamfutila. MoH- NMEP team.

13/05/2026

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12/05/2026

PHOTO FOCUS: World Malaria Day Commemoration in Luangwa district🎉👏👏✅️✅️

10/05/2026

10/05/2026

JOIN US LIVE: AT THE WORLD MALARIA DAY / CAPAH 2026

The event is being held under the theme 'Driven to end malaria. Now we can, now we MUST.'

09/05/2026

09/05/2026

Director Fanaka leading the team at CAPAH👏👏💪💪

08/05/2026

Photo Focus at the CAPAH site: Stakeholder engagement meeting with Headmen on malaria in Watopa Kabompo district of North-Western province

07/05/2026

07/05/2026

Vital Larvicide Delivered💪💪✅️✅️✅️🇿🇲

A larvicide is an insecticide designed specifically to kill the immature, aquatic larval stage of insects, most commonly mosquitoes.

By targeting standing water where mosquitoes breed, they are a highly effective, eco-friendly method to reduce mosquito populations before they mature into biting adults.

Larvicides are considered more efficient than adulticides (spraying adult mosquitoes) because they target the pest in concentrated breeding spots.

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