Tag: “Malaria No More”

Celebrities Star Alongside Historical Icons To Promote The World’s First Voice Petition To End Malaria

Stuart Mitchell

Hugh Laurie, Emeli Sandé,Peter Capaldi, Noma Dumezweni and Ncuti Gatwa, star in a new short filmto promote the world’s first voice petition to end malaria for the campaign Malaria Must Die, So Millions Can Live. The film highlights the power of the voice to bring about lasting positive change and features poignant and memorable footage of historical icons whose voices have changed the course of history –Gandhi, Nelson Mandela, Emmeline Pankhurst and Martin Luther King.These voices of the past and present are uniting to inspire urgent public and political action…

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Fever-Tree commits to £1m three-year partnership with Malaria No More

Stuart Mitchell

Fever-Tree have stated they are hugely proud to extend their six-year-long support to charity, Malaria No More, through a three-year, £1 million partnership. Fever-Tree have worked with them since 2013 to help bring a quicker end to the world’s oldest and deadliest disease, which threatens over half the world’s population. After a halving in cases and deaths since 2000, there are now worrying signs of a resurgence of Malaria. The 2017 World Malaria Report showed an increase in cases for the first time in a decade. We know historically that…

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Abbott and “Malaria No More” Work Together to End Malaria in Odisha, India

Stuart Mitchell

Abbott has announced that it is supporting a partnership between the government of the eastern Indian state of Odisha and Malaria No More, providing technology, expertise and funding support to advance efforts to end malaria in the state.  The partnership builds on Odisha’s success in significantly driving down malaria cases and deaths in the last year. With a population of nearly 42 million people, Odisha accounted for about 40 percent of India’s malaria burden and one-third of Southeast Asia’s malaria burden in 2016.1 In support of India’s 2015 commitment to be malaria-free…

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