Kenya Rolls Out Vaccination Campaign Against Malaria: Kenya EndMalaria
The mass vaccination campaign comes as a new invasive species of mosquito has been found in Kenya that scientists fear could reverse gains against the disease.
"His body was very hot and he was shaking," she said."When we went to the hospital, examination showed that he had malaria, but it was too late." Kenya's government aims to vaccinate at least 300,000 children annually against malaria in a new initiative, particularly in the eight malaria-prone regions.
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