From Southern Africa-
Bishop Luke Lungile Pato of the Anglican Diocese of Namibia says
leaders of the faith community can play an important role in supporting
efforts to eliminate malaria because of their close connection with the
grassroots.
“It is important for faith leaders and churches be involved in
combating malaria. Churches are present in communities. They are
trusted, respected and active everywhere. Churches extend the reach of
existing national services and can use their experiential knowledge of
the local context to identify and take action against the specific local
drivers of malaria,” the Bishop said.
Pato is one of four southern African Anglican bishops who have
declared war on malaria which the World Health Organisation (WHO) says
still kills approximately 445 000 people globally annually. More than
90 percent of these deaths occur in Africa and children form a
significant percentage of people who die of malaria in Africa.
More here-
https://neweralive.na/posts/anglican-bishops-tackle-malaria
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