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In a move to align and reinforce the success of the Global Fund’s Community Systems Strengthening (GC7-CSS) grant implementation in Ghana, the first quarterly stakeholder meeting was convened on April 10, 2024, in Accra. The meeting brought together key players (Civil Society Organisations and Networks) in the country’s Malaria, HIV/AIDS and TB response, namely the …

AGAMal holds an inaugural Stakeholders Meeting with Civil Society Organisations on Global Fund GC7 Community Systems Strengthening (CSS). Read More »

For nearly two decades, AngloGold Ashanti Malaria Control – Ghana has been at the forefront of Ghana’s fight against malaria. Our Indoor Residual Spraying (IRS) program has been a lifeline, safeguarding over 1.3 million lives each year. We are thrilled to announce that our impact is expanding even further!   Aside from Indoor Residual Spraying, …

AGAMal Appointed Principal Recipient of Global Fund’s GC7 CSS Grant in Ghana Read More »

AGAMal, in collaboration with the Goizper Group and Innovative Vector Control Consortium (IVCC), participated in field trials for a newly developed tool for IRS training and monitoring. The tool known as the iK Smart Light (iKSL) device was developed by the Goizper Group, a leading manufacturer and marketer of manual sprayers and supplier of the …

AGAMal Partners Goizper/IVCC for iK Smart Light Device Trials Read More »

The President of the Republic, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, on Tuesday, 1st March 2022, launched the 2022 edition of “Green Ghana Day”, with a commitment to planting some twenty million trees this year, as part of the Government’s aggressive afforestation and reforestation programme. The target of the maiden edition of Green Ghana Day, held last …

A Thousand Trees To Support Green Ghana Read More »

The communities around the gold-mining town of Obuasi have had to be fumigated for the first time. Ghana’s rainy season was late and the soaring temperatures provided the perfect breeding conditions for mosquitoes. The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned that climate change will see a devastating increase in malaria deaths. And countries that have …

Malaria could soon return to Europe because of climate change Read More »