Zambia and other African countries meeting in Lusaka have pledged to eliminate malaria by the year 2021 through interventions such as community involvement.

Opening the “Southern Africa malaria elimination Eight Technical Workshop” today, Health Minister DR CHITALU CHILUFYA described malaria as an enemy of development which placed a burden on national health systems.

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