RESEARCHERS: Standard test may be underestimating power of key insecticide
Researchers at Ifakara Health Institute have found that standard laboratory tests may unde…
PAMCA KENYA 2026: Ifakara talks shaping Africa’s future in Mosquito Control on final day
Sept 3, 2026, the final day of the 2026 Pan-African Mosquito Control Association (PAMCA) K…
REVIEW: Monoclonal antibodies offer new hope for malaria prevention
Researchers from Ifakara Health Institute have contributed to a new review looking at how …
PAMCA KENYA 2026: Reimagining mosquito control from communities to better science
At the PAMCA Kenya Chapter Annual Meeting 2026 in Nairobi, Day 2 is bringing an important …
TRANSMISSION: Study finds most malaria exposure in Pemba happens outdoors
Despite Zanzibar’s success in keeping malaria prevalence very low, a new study has found that much of the remaining ma…
PAMCA 2026: Ifakara joins African mosquito control community in Nairobi
Ifakara Health Institute (IHI) joined researchers, public health experts, policymakers and partners from across Africa and beyond at the PAMCA Kenya Chapter Annual Meet…
REVIEW: Evidence points to promise in aquatic predators for reducing mosquitoes
As mosquito-control efforts face growing challenges, including insecticide resistance, res…
MTAFITI: August edition marks a new era of leadership
MTAFITI, the monthly news and events round-up of the Ifakara Health Institute, is out with its August 2026 edition.
WORKSHOP: Ifakara, partners explore strengthening larval source management in Zanzibar
From 26-28 August 2026, the GEO-Larval Source Management (GeoLSM) Process Evaluation team convened a Theory of Change …
OUTREACH: Equipping schools to respond to emergencies
From August 11 to 12, 2026, The Child Health and Infection with Low Density Malaria (CHILD) Project, implemented by the Ifakara Health Institut…