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  • Cameroon’s Post-World Malaria Day Report

    Here’s a snapshot of some World Malaria Day activities in Cameroon: The big World Malaria Day concert at the Palais du Sport was a big success! More than twenty PCVs and several staff members attended and thoroughly enjoyed it. Imoite will write more on this later but wants everyone to check out the new K.O.
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  • 19 avril 2013, Cameroun

    Greetings fellow Stompers! As World Malaria Day 2013 approaches, we’d like to update the Cameroon Blog to reflect some activities planned by vounteers, as well as what some PCVs here are already doing: PCV Samantha McLean has been giving malaria lessons to mothers and antenatal groups and is also working with a girls’ club, where
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  • Team Sierra Leone’s Boot Camp Experience

    Stomping Out Malaria’s Boot Camp IV in Senegal was the first to include volunteers from the small West African nation of Sierra Leone. Re-opening after 16 years, Peace Corps Sierra Leone currently has only an education sector in operation. Having teachers in secondary schools all over the country will allow us to teach the youth
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  • Cameroon is Stomping Out Malaria

    Stomping Out Malaria in Africa ….. What audacity! What bravado! Yet this is exactly the challenge that Peace Corps Cameroon Volunteers have decided to undertake. What’s more, we sincerely believe that that we can succeed in this task! Malaria is the number one killer of children under 5 years old in Cameroon. Over 40% of
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  • One Step Closer to Victory

    Jesse Casanova blogs about malaria on Malaria No More’s website. “World Malaria Day (April 25th) is an opportunity for everyone to rally together for a single cause. It is a day when health partners, the government, the private sector and communities find common ground.” View the entire entry here: One Step Closer to Victory
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  • Cameroon Update: Jesse Casanova

    Jesse Casanova blogs about malaria on The Ledger. “A child dies every 60 seconds from malaria, a problem which we are all working together to fight,” he said. “So far there has been a wide range of mosquito net distributions and campaigns to teach people how to properly hang up a mosquito net and use
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