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Health ministry joins global 'Roll Back Malaria' initiative

    NAIROBI

    The Ministry of Health has prepared a five-year malaria control programme and is to implement it on a nationwide basis, with special emphasis on malaria endemic zones, under the WHO's 'Roll Back Malaria' initiative. The programme was finalised at a conference in Mendefera in the Debub zone which was attended by 200 participants, including senior government officials, zonal medical officers and village health agents, as well as international agencies and NGOs including: WHO, UNICEF, UNDP, the World Bank, Italian Cooperation and USAID, a health ministry press release stated.

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