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The National Malaria Control Programme (NMCP) in collaboration with the Civil Society CS4ME met within the framework of the launch of the NMCP - Civil Society CS4ME Task Force to strengthen their collaboration and thus accelerate the fight against malaria in Cameroon....

Through Quotidien le Messager, Carine Diboue, Programme Officer at Impact Santé Afrique / Civil Society for Malaria Elimination (CS4ME), reveals her commitment to the fight against malaria, where she also highlights the contribution of civil societies in the CS4ME...

It is very important in this period of pandemic COVID, to ensure the continuity of services against malaria, because not only it is the first cause of death in the world but also the mosquitoes will not wait for the departure of Covid19 to act again....

The health crisis in Covid-19 has monopolised world attention, leading to fears that efforts to combat malaria will be slackened. On the occasion of World Malaria Day, France 24, through the intervention of Olivia Ngou, looks at the challenges to be met as this...

Between 2000 and 2015, African states made great efforts to fight malaria, reducing malaria-related mortality by 50% on the continent. Since then, the number of cases has started to rise again, while the WHO's goal is to eliminate malaria by 2030. Quote from Olivia...

Global Fund turned up 20 and Civil Society Organisations celebrated the moment by thanking the global fund for the support they afforded this past 20 years and in the coming future....

For more than 20 years, malaria, tuberculosis and HIV-AIDS have been the causes of many deaths in Africa, as well as in developing countries. Thanks to the Global Fund, more than 163 billion CFA francs have been allocated to Cameroon for the three diseases, with...

Cameroon Civil Society celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Global Fund. Indeed, the Global Fund's contribution could put malaria, HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis out of action in Cameroon.