End Malaria Council Zambia

02/03/2026

26/02/2026

PRESS RELEASE
Pedal Power: Zambia’s Race to End Malaria.

The End Malaria Council, with support from Zambia Sugar, will host the End Malaria Bicycle Race on 28 March 2026 in Lusaka. This national event is part of the movement to inspire action, raise awareness, and mobilise resources to end malaria.
This year’s race targets K800,000 to boost malaria prevention and treatment, including bicycles for health workers serving hard‑to‑reach communities and wider access to lifesaving tools such as insecticide‑treated nets.

WHY JOIN THE RACE?
- Impact: Every pedal helps save lives.
- Visibility: Position your brand as a champion of health and community.
- Engagement: Connect with youth, corporates, government, and international partners.
- Legacy: Contribute to Zambia’s National Malaria Elimination Strategic Plan.

WAYS TO SUPPORT
- Sponsorship packages (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze, Community Partner)
- Corporate team participation
- Exhibition booths
- In‑kind donations (bicycles, mosquito nets, medical supplies)

EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
- CEO Challenges & Community Rides
- Free malaria screening & bed net distribution
- Live music & cultural performances
- Recognition for top fundraisers & fastest riders

Your partnership will strengthen Zambia’s malaria elimination efforts while showcasing your commitment to community wellbeing and sustainable development.

Contact:
Peter David Cottan – +260 973 092 263 | [email protected]
Justine Mumba – +260 964 820 242 | [email protected]

SPONSORSHIP PACKAGES – End Malaria Bicycle Race 2026

Platinum | K100,000 | Co‑title sponsor, prime logo placement, VIP hospitality, speaking slots, full media recognition |

Gold | K80,000 | Prominent branding, press release mentions, 5 social media posts, dedicated booth, ceremony acknowledgment |

Silver | K50,000 | Branding on banners & kits, 3 social media posts, shared booth, closing ceremony mention |

Bronze | K20,000 | Banner branding, 1 social media post, listed in event programme |

Community Partner | K10,000 | Banner listing, programme listing, community thank‑you post, event acknowledgment |

22/01/2026

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EMC Chair Dr. Godwin Beene, accompanied by the secretariat team, met with Hon. Minister of Health Dr. Elijah Muchima at the MoH Headquarters. They discussed EMC's plans, highlighting key areas needing his support, particularly in mobilizing resources and expertise to accelerate malaria elimination efforts.

The Minister, joined by PS George Sinyangwe, was receptive and expressed readiness to support EMC's work going forward. This collaboration is crucial as malaria elimination requires a united front - we're stronger together, with resources and support. Every voice and resources counts in this fight. we're poised to make significant strides. Malaria elimination is a joint effort, and we're committed to working together to achieve a malaria-free Zambia 🌍.

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08/11/2025

ZAMBIA'S CRUSADE AGAINST MALARIA: A RAY OF HOPE

In a bid to combat the deadly malaria scourge, the End Malaria Council (EMC) of Zambia has been working tirelessly to raise awareness, mobilize resources, and support community-driven initiatives. With the country's Republican President as its patron, the EMC has made significant strides in the fight against malaria since establishment in 2019.

According to Dr. Elizabeth Chizema, EMC Zambia,National Coordinator. Malaria remains a significant challenge in Zambia, with four to five deaths occurring daily, mostly among vulnerable children.

"Malaria affects economic productivity, and studies have shown that workers affected with malaria would miss work for four to seven days in a month, thereby reducing productivity," she notes.

To address this challenge, the EMC has partnered with various stakeholders, including Buffalo Bicycles, to provide durable bikes for community health workers in high-burden areas. So far, 6,000 bikes have been distributed to community health workers in districts such as Petauke, Katete, Mansa, Lufwanyama, and Ngabwe.

The EMC has also collaborated with international organizations like the Against Malaria Foundation (AMF), which has donated over 11 million mosquito nets and repellents in previous campaigns to the Ministry of Health (MOH) The council is exploring new initiatives, such as the spatial repellent developed in Kenya, to enhance malaria prevention efforts.

Dr. Chizema emphasized the need for continued support and resources to end malaria in Zambia. "We appreciate the platform to host events at State House, and we stress the need to support treatment," she says With governments commitment to ending malaria, the EMC is optimistic about making significant progress in the fight against the disease.

"As Zambia continues its crusade against malaria, the EMC's efforts offer a ray of hope for a malaria-free future. With the support of stakeholders and the government's commitment, Zambia can overcome the challenges posed by malaria and improve the lives of its citizens."

The End Malaria Council (EMC) of Zambia is a public-private partnership that brings together key stakeholders to accelerate progress against malaria. With the Republican President as its Patron, the EMC comprises volunteers from civil society organizations, the church, private sector, and traditional leaders.

Key Partners, include Civil Society Organizations Working together to advocate for malaria elimination; The Church with Archbishop Albert Chama of the Anglican Church playing a key role; Private Sector: Including Zambia Sugar, and First Quantum Minerals Limited (FQML)
Traditional Leaders, with Chief Mumena sitting on the council
Office of Disaster Management and Mitigation Unit (DMMU) Providing support and expertise.

The EMC's collaborative approach has led to significant progress in malaria elimination efforts.

By working together, these organizations pool their resources and expertise to achieve a common goal: a malaria-free Zambia

01/11/2025

ROTARY CONTINUES FIGHT AGAINST MALARIA IN ZAMBIA

ROTARY International has reaffirmed its commitment to combating malaria in Zambia.

District Governor Lucie Kasanga of Rotary District 9210 spoke with the End Malaria Council (EMC)at the recently held State House fund raising golf tournament, that
Rotary's efforts have included training community health workers to detect and treat malaria, as well as providing education on prevention and nutrition.

"In partnership with global funders Rotary's partnerships with organizations such the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and World Vision have been instrumental, by working together, they've been able to reach more communities and save lives. Including World Vision, Rotary has trained over 2,500 community health workers in Luapula, Central and Muchinga provinces.

"We've been fighting and combating malaria from the beginning," Ms Kasanga stated.

She said the training is crucial in areas with limited access to healthcare facilities. "If we have a community health worker who can intervene timely, malaria detection and treatment is key," she retaireted . "You delay treatment, you may lose the patient."

Ms Kasanga disclosed that the Rotary has invested significant funds in the fight against malaria initiative, spending over $7 million since 2021 and committing $5 million for the next three years.

She said the organization's efforts extend beyond malaria.

Ms Kasanga explained that the $5 million dollars fund is also combating pneumonia, diarrhea and malnutrition under the Rotary Healthy Communities Challenge RHCC project.

She said Rotary Healthy Communities Challenge - Project are located in,
Central Province: Chisamba with the an estimated population of 172,949, (346) Community Health Workers (CHWs), have been trained .

In Ngabwe estimated population of 47,219, 94 (CHWs). Total: pop 891,445, 440 CHWs.
Northern Province: Chilubi (pop 121,896, 241 CHWs), Kasama (pop 372,656, 747 CHWs), Luwingu (pop 108,137, 226 CHWs), Mungwi (pop 219,280, 432 CHWs). Total: pop 821,969, 1646 CHWs.
Grand Total: pop 1,042,137, 2086 CHWs." Community health workers

She added that the same project is also been implemented in Mozambique, Democratic republic of Congo DRC and Nigeria
From 2024-2027.

She further highlighted Rotary's focus on mother and child health, water and sanitation, and economic development.

"By working together with local communities and health organizations, Rotary aims to make a significant impact in reducing malaria cases and improving healthcare in Zambia," she highlighted.

She emphasized that the fight against malaria requires sustained efforts and partnerships. reiterating Rotary's commitment to this cause as a testament to the power of collaboration and dedication.

"With continued support, to the End Malaria Council. Zambia can overcome malaria and create a healthier future for its citizens."

And Faith Leaders for Malaria Elimination in Zambia (FLAME) reiterated the importance of local stakeholders coming together to combat malaria. FLAME, a coalition of faith leaders from various denominations, has been advocating for better malaria policies, resources, and accountability.

Speaking at the same event, FLAME Advocacy Coordinator Mwila Chipofya, emphasized the need for local investors and stakeholders to mobilize resources for malaria elimination. "It's good that local investors and local resources are being mobilized by our stakeholders," Ms Chipofya said. "We hope that other stakeholders can come in as well and put in more resources for malaria."

FLAME's efforts are part of the End Malaria Council, and their work spans across all 10 provinces and districts in Zambia.

"With the uncertainty of global funding, local support is crucial in the fight against malaria."

FLAME's advocacy efforts aim to ensure that malaria remains a priority on the national agenda.

28/10/2025

ZAMBIA SUGAR'S MALARIA CONTROL PROGRAM YIELDS POSITIVE RESULTS

Zambia Sugar's malaria control programme has made significant strides in reducing the prevalence of the disease in Mazabuka District. The company's proactive approach to combating malaria has not only improved the health and well-being of its employees but also contributed to the overall well-being of the community.

Zambia Sugar Business Affairs Manager Ackson Tembo explained the Comprehensive approach,the company has adopted.

Mr Tembo narrated during the recently held End Malaria Council (EMC) fund raising golf tournament held at State House last Friday, he said Zambia Sugar's malaria control program is multifaceted, involving various interventions to prevent and treat the disease.

"The company has established five clinics and a full-fledged hospital on its estate, providing quality healthcare services to its employees and their families. Additionally, the company has a dedicated public health department that works tirelessly to eliminate mosquito breeding sites, reducing the risk of malaria transmission," Mr Tembo explained.

He said one of the innovative solutions implemented by Zambia Sugar is the introduction of gambusia fish to eat mosquito larvae in water pools.

"This approach has proven to be effective in controlling mosquito populations and reducing the risk of malaria transmission. The company also sprays households and public areas with insecticides to control mosquito populations," he said.

Further he explained that Zambia Sugar's malaria control program has attracted interest from other organizations, including First Quantum Minerals Limited FQML, which has visited the company's estate to learn from its experiences.

"The company has also partnered with district malaria control centers, providing support and resources to help combat malaria in the district."

He highlighted Zambia Sugar's malaria control programme as a model for other companies and organizations looking to make a positive impact on their communities to adopt.

"By prioritizing employee health and well-being, Zambia Sugar has not only improved productivity but also contributed to the overall well-being of the community," he added.

He reiterated that the malaria control program is evident in the significant reduction in malaria cases reported in Mazabuka District.

Stating that the company's efforts have also improved the overall health and well-being of its employees and their families, contributing to a more productive and stable workforce.

Further, he reiterated that the malaria control program has demonstrated the company's commitment to corporate social responsibility and its role as a responsible corporate citizen.

"By investing in the health and well-being of [our] employees and the community, Zambia Sugar is contributing to the economic and social development of the district.

28/10/2025

The Protect Your Home Campaign.

GATBRO International, in partnership with Tiger brand and the End Malaria Council (EMC), has launched the Protect Your Home campaign, a groundbreaking initiative aimed at combating malaria in Zambia. With the goal of achieving a malaria-free Zambia by 2030, this campaign seeks to provide essential tools and resources to vulnerable populations, particularly pregnant women and children under five.

The campaign's innovative approach involves distributing hampers containing mosquito nets, Doom Insecticide, Peaceful Sleep mosquito repellent, and coils to families in need. By targeting rural areas and urban townships, the initiative aims to bridge the gap in access to malaria prevention measures.

Explaining the campaign initiative, at the recently held EMC Golf day fund raising tournament held at State House, Gatbro international Zambia Marketing and Public Relations Manager Magalie Ngomba explained that the campaign brings together key stakeholders to tackle the scourge of malaria, which has long plagued communities across Zambia.

She said Gatbro international and it's partner Tiger brand is distributing hampers containing mosquito nets, Doom Insecticide, Peaceful Sleep mosquito repellent, and coils.

"The initiative seeks to bridge the gap in access to malaria prevention measures especially in pregnant women," Ms Ngomba explained.

The "Protect Your Home" campaign has already made significant strides, distributing 500 hampers across 25 clinics in areas like Chongwe. Chelston, Chainda and Kanyama.

Ms Ngomba stressed that the initiative targets rural areas and urban townships, where access to malaria prevention measures is often limited.

A key aspect of the campaign focuses on empowering local youth Zambia Malaria Youth Corps who are a youth wing at for EMC - Trained as malaria Champions.

"These young advocates will engage with their communities, promoting the importance of malaria prevention and encouraging families to utilize the provided resources."

The "Protect Your Home" campaign holds the promise for reducing malaria cases and promoting a healthier future for Zambia's most vulnerable communities. As the campaign continues to unfold, its impact is expected to extend beyond the immediate beneficiaries, contributing to a malaria-free Zambia by 2030." Ms Ngomba added.

The campaigns impact is expected to extend beyond the immediate beneficiaries.

"Apart from giving out hampers Gatbro, EMC and the Youth Corps educate women, on best to protect the environment," we incentivize expectant mothers to attend antenatal care and encouraging parents to prioritize their children's health, the initiative is poised to have a lasting impact on public health in Zambia."

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