We know that beating malaria is something our generation can achieve - the disease continues to claim the life of a child in Africa every 30 seconds, it kills more children under five in Africa than any other disease. It doesnt have to be this way. Malaria is entirely preventable and something as simple as a mosquito bed net saves lives and stops the disease spreading. Created by Comic Relief
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The Tanzanian national men's soccer team, the Taifa Stars, speak out against malaria in Tanzania as part of the United Against Malaria campaign led by the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs Voices for a Malaria Free Future project.
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Juma Jabu from the Tanzanian national men's soccer team, the Taifa Stars, describes how his experience with malaria has shaped his current behavior as part of the United Against Malaria campaign led by the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs Voices for a Malaria Free Future project. Produced by Media for Development International-TZ.
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Sunday Kayuni, Technical Director for the Tanzania Football Federation describes how the TFF works to keep their players health as part of the United Against Malaria campaign led by the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs Voices for a Malaria Free Future project. Produced by Media for Development International-TZ.
Coach Charles "Master" Mkwasa, the Tanzanian national women's soccer coach, the Twiga Stars, describes his personal success over malaria and how he protects his players from the disease as part of the United Against Malaria campaign led by the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs Voices for a Malaria Free Future project. Produced by Media for Development International-TZ.
Eto Khamis Mlenzi, top player of the Tanzanian women's national team, the Twiga Stars describes how she learned the hard way to finish her dose of ACTs for malaria as part of the United Against Malaria campaign led by the Johns Hopkins University Center for Communication Programs Voices for a Malaria Free Future project. Produced by Media for Development International-TZ.
US Soccer Forward and MLS Los Angeles Galaxy Captain, Landon Donovan unites in the fight against malaria with 12 year old malaria survivor and top under-12 scorer from Uganda, Charles Ssali. Join them by logging on to www.UnitedAgainstMalaria.org
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