To reinforce these messages, 10,000 copies of the UAM World Cup journal GOAL! were distributed in the fan boxes before the start of the game....
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This footbal fan at the Brazil vs Tanzania friendlies match was one of 10,000 who received a United Against Malaria World Cup Journal entitled "GOALl!"
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During a UAM press conference, Tanzania Football Federation President Leodegar Tenga shows his support in the fight against malaria.
The Tanzania-Brazil World Cup game was preceded by a high-profile press event attended by 100 media personnel, fashion designer and UAM champion... |
Kentaro CEO Philippe Huber joins the fun in a Right to Play activity that uses games to educate children about malaria.
Three days before the Tanzania-Brazil match, many of these officials visited the Ndugumbi Primary School outside Dar es Salaam to attend a highly-... |
Brother's for Life OR Tambo Site
This is one of the Brother's for Life sites that have gone live last week! |
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Increasing the Demand for ARV Services through Communication
How can we increase the demand for ARV services? How can we let the community know about this treatment? How can we ensure good follow-up of ARV... |
The Sports for Life (SFL) program is producing and airing radio broadcasts....
... to reinforce HIV/AIDS prevention messages in the communities covered by various local radio stations. |
United Against Malaria World Cup Newspaper GOAL!
Fresh off the press, “GOAL!” is CCP’s newest and most exciting publications aimed at raising awareness and renewed commitment to end malaria in... |
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World Malaria Day: Lady JD and journalists highlight the success of the Under-Five Catch Up Campaign in Tanzania
As part of the World Malaria Day activities in Tanzania, Lady JD, a well known musical artist and Malaria Ambassador accompanied journalists to... |
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World Malaria Day: Annie Anopheles Spots fight rumors in Zambia
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World Malaria Day: Stop Malaria protects Ugandans with Long-Lasting Insecticide Treated Nets
The Government of Uganda is currently working to distribute 17.6 million long lasting insecticidal nets (LLIN) from the Global Fund to fight AIDS... |
In Rwanda, behavior change communication at the community level has been an integral part of the country's successful fight against malaria. Photo by Bonnie Gillespie, Voices for a Malaria Free Future
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