Malaria endemic in western Kenya has received a new vaccine against Malaria, which kills around 260 000 children under 5 every year in Sub-Saharan Africa. The groundbreaking drug was 30 years in the making, and a pilot program has been rolling out the drug in Kenya, Ghana, and Malawi since 2019.

Kenya: Malaria vaccine gives thousands a hope for better life

WHO has recommended World's first Malaria vaccine for Children. Malaria has been killing humans since Mesopotamian civilisation. Why did it take so long to develop a vaccine? Is it because Malaria mostly affects Africa and not the West? Listen in to Palki Sharma

Gravitas: WHO recommends first Malaria vaccine for children

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has approved the first malaria vaccine RTS, S/AS01 in the world. It will start from African countries that are affected the most.

WHO approves first-ever malaria vaccine in major breakthrough