International development organisation Transaid has celebrated the roll-out of its MAMaZ Against Malaria programme to cover nearly 80 per cent of districts across Zambia. Launched by Transaid within a single district in 2017, the life-saving project was proven to dramatically reduce severe malaria mortality in children under six years of age. It has been recognised in a World Health Organization report as “feasible, safe and effective in hard-to-reach communities.” Transaid presented the latest good news at its annual showcase event at the Africa Centre in London this week (27 November).