The World Health Organization (WHO) #WorldMalariaReport has been published! The report highlights the importance of new tools 🔬to meet global #malaria targets. Read our blog by Professor Azra Ghani of Imperial College London to find out more⬇️ targetmalaria.org/world-malaria-… #endmalaria #malariaresearch

Tomorrow: Our #COP15 panel on risk assessment for genetic biocontrol tech, moderated by ACTS's Anne Kingiri w/ speakers @Mora_Ecology's Tlou Masehela, Target Malaria's Charles Mugoya, African Genetic Biocontrol Consortium's @DrWIllyKTonui, & AUDA-NEPAD's Moussa Savadogo bit.ly/3i7YIEP

#ClimateChange threatens to make our 🌍more vulnerable to vector-borne diseases like #malaria. As the world convenes at CBD COP15 we need to evaluate all tools at our disposal to limit the spread of these diseases, such as potential applications of #genedrive🧬#OutreachNetwork

Celebrating Emma Orefuwa, co-founder of PAMCA, Africa who was awarded an honorary DSc degree from LSTM last week. Read more here lstmed.ac.uk/news-events/ne…. CONGRATULATIONS!

Webinar Registration! Beginning Feb 15, 2023 GeneConvene is organising a series of webinars that will focus on emerging potential applications of gene drive technology in a wide variety of organisms. Foundation for the National Institutes of Health Time; 11:00am-12:30pm EST Register here: web.cvent.com/event/5d8a5980…

Happy to attend the ANTI-VeC meeting of 2023 where I had a poster presentation of PHD findings. Thank you for this opportunity 😊. PAMCA, Africa

The potential of emerging technologies such as gene drive combined with other existing strategies could support malaria eradication goals says Gene Drive Project Coordinator Amelie Wamba's Read more in this article published by Alliance for Science allianceforscience.org/blog/2023/03/f…

Time to deliver #ZeroMalaria Amelie Wamba Coordinator of the Gene Drive Project, PAMCA is featured as one of our malaria-fighters. As a STEM enthusiast, she is passionate about the use of innovative technologies to improve health systems. Read more: pamca.org/en/resources/n…

This #WMD2023 meet Amelie Wamba who personally witnessed the suffering of #malaria in Cameroon. Reed full news here: genedrivenetwork.org/blog/276-world…

Dear CRIDians, it is with great pleasure that I extend my gratitude for your massive presence and support at my defence and for making it such a special day. I am grateful to all those who were able to make it in spite of your busy schedules. Thanks for the support. Dr WAMBA

You are amazing @goupeyou_youmsi . Thank you 🙏

So proud of you. Congratulations 🎉

Read our interview with Emma, republished this year for #BlackLeadersAwarenessDay, on establishing a collective of scientists, public health professionals, policymakers, NGOs and industry who have an interest in combatting vector-borne diseases in Africa: lstmed.ac.uk/news-events/ne…

For #BlackHistoryMonth, we are continuing to share the stories of Black women who have made huge contributions to LSTM’s history and those who continue to lead work in pioneering scientific research and leading global health initiatives to inspire change: lstmed.ac.uk/black-history-….

Well deserved Dr Emma. Way to go. Keep rising always and continue to inspire so many 🥳👏🎉

PAMCA always well represented with you Dr EmmaOrefuwa👏👍

Its #WMD2024 “Mosquitoes are the number one killers of humans through their ability to transmit malaria: a deadly infectious disease affecting mostly children & pregnant women. New tools like gene drive technology could be added to the toolkit for Reaching Zero-Malaria Target”.

Well done Diabaté 👍. So proud of you 👏

Please join us if you are in Cameroon on these dates. Pamca Cameroon PAMCA, Africa PAMCA - WiVC

#HappeningNow #Day1 3rd Pamca Cameroon conference in full gear. #PAMCACameroon2024