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Director a.i., Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases, World Health Organization

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Joined February 2020
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
3 months
Timor-Leste is officially malaria-free! From 223K+ cases in 2006 to zero since 2021 — a powerful story of political will, public health leadership & community resilience. 🔗 Read more: https://t.co/egBbnLCBwQ @GlobalFund @APLMA_Malaria
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
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🤝Partnerships between governments, NGOs, and the private sector are key 📢 Let’s advocate for stronger health systems, better surveillance, and equitable vaccine access in people and animals 🌟Together, we can make rabies history https://t.co/KkJjquKTre #WorldRabiesDay #NTDs
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2025 year’s World Rabies Day theme is: “Act now: you, me, community”
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
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🐕 Mass dog vaccination can stop #rabiestransmission 👩‍⚕️In humans, post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) - wound washing, vaccination and immunoglobulins - saves lives 🎯 The global goal: Zero human rabies deaths by 2030 https://t.co/KkJjquLrgM #WorldRabiesDay #RabiesFree2030 #NTDs
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Renue by Science
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What do the studies in animal models show us? Restoring NAD+ supports metabolism, cognition, and immune health for longer lives. Support your longevity from the inside, at the cellular level.
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
19 days
🩺Today is #WorldRabiesDay this deadly disease is 100% preventable 💉Every year, 59,000 people die from #rabies 🌍@WHO and partners are putting #OneHealth into action to defeat this #NeglectedTropicalDisease https://t.co/KkJjquLrgM #RabiesFree2030 #Gavi #UNICEF #WOAH #FAO
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
29 days
Congratulations to Ethiopia, which today becomes the 23rd country to introduce the malaria vaccine into its routine immunization programme. This milestone reflects country leadership & effective collaboration with global partners to protect children from a preventable disease.
@DrTedros
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
29 days
I've worked for many years on #malaria control in #Ethiopia, and the malaria vaccine launch in Turmi, South Ethiopia Region, makes me deeply happy. Our children deserve protection from malaria and a healthy beginning in life. #HopefulFutures
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
2 months
Big win for Kenya! Following years of sustained effort by health workers, researchers, communities & global partners, Kenya has eliminated sleeping sickness as a public health problem. Another step towards an NTD-free Africa! ➡️ https://t.co/OCdBdM3pJv #BeatNTDs #NTDs
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
3 months
Deeply saddened by the passing of @WHO Special Envoy David Nabarro — a global health leader who galvanized the response to many of the world’s biggest challenges, including #malaria. At a moment when the world needs unity & courageous leadership, his absence will be deeply felt.
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
3 months
📢 Malaria updates from @WHO ✅ New guidance to prevent re-establishment of malaria ✅ Suriname certified malaria-free ✅ Call for experts: MPAG 🔗 https://t.co/d3zzqekuLg #Malaria #GlobalHealth
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
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📢 Burundi & Senegal have eliminated trachoma as a public health problem — bringing to 25 the number of countries that have reached this milestone. Congratulations to all stakeholders! Burundi: https://t.co/FzT3Kbgb8p Senegal: https://t.co/PpqHs3yaWC #endTrachoma #BeatNTDs
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
4 months
Historic first in the Amazon region! Congratulations to Suriname on its malaria-free certification from @WHO – an inspiring story of national leadership, community engagement and health equity. @GlobalFund @pahowho @beatmalaria Press release➡️ https://t.co/LubCLvkBS4
@DrTedros
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
4 months
Congratulations, #Suriname! You've made history as the first country in the Amazon region to earn #malaria-free certification from @WHO! This success is the result of nearly 70 years of tireless efforts by health workers, the government, and the people of 🇸🇷. Let’s
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
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On the sidelines of #WHA78, African health leaders + global partners turned a spotlight on the rising threat of antimalarial drug resistance. They outlined urgent priorities: ✅Stronger data-sharing ✅Diversification of treatment options ✅Investment in next-generation
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
6 months
“Malaria Ends with Us” On World Malaria Day, I invite you to watch my video message on why we must reinvest, reimagine, and reignite the fight against malaria. Nearly 60OK lives are still lost each year — we can and must do better. ➡️ https://t.co/Ssd6RsSuEI
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
7 months
📢 The Global Malaria Programme’s new annual report highlights milestones from 2024, including: ✅The Yaoundé Declaration – a strong signal of country ownership of malaria responses ✅Malaria-free certifications (Cabo Verde & Egypt) ✅Updated WHO malaria guidelines Malaria
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
7 months
📢 Milestone in malaria prevention! Burundi joins 17 African nations in rolling out malaria vaccines—protecting more children and saving lives. To maximize impact, vaccines should be deployed alongside other WHO-recommended malaria control tools. @WHO @gavi
@WHOAFRO
WHO African Region
7 months
🇧🇮 Burundi has introduced the RTS,S malaria vaccine into its national immunization programme, a significant step in protecting tens of thousands of children from this life-threatening disease. @WHO and partners are supporting health authorities to ensure a safe and effective
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
9 months
Tragically, malaria—a preventable and treatable disease—claimed nearly 600,000 lives in 2023 due to a lack of timely and consistent access to essential tools. This disease also undermines health systems' ability to address other health issues. #Malaria #GlobalHealth
@MalariaNoMore
Malaria No More
9 months
During his confirmation hearing, @SenMarcoRubio emphasized that investing in Africa, particularly in the fight against #malaria, is key to boosting economic prosperity and unlocking Africa’s potential. 🌍
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@MalariaNoMore
Malaria No More
9 months
During his confirmation hearing, @SenMarcoRubio emphasized that investing in Africa, particularly in the fight against #malaria, is key to boosting economic prosperity and unlocking Africa’s potential. 🌍
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
10 months
As 2024 draws to a close, I extend heartfelt thanks to colleagues, friends & partners for advancing our shared mission of a malaria-free world. Together, we’ve achieved key milestones this year: ✅ Yaoundé declaration ✅ Malaria-free certifications ✅ World malaria report 2024 ✅
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
10 months
To accelerate progress against malaria, we need to keep innovating. Introducing and scaling up quality new tools, boosting supply & demand and cutting costs are key. @GlobalFund, @Gavi, @UNITAID and @PMIgov are shaping markets in this critical area.
@WHO
World Health Organization (WHO)
10 months
Hope is rising in the fight against #malaria! Over the past 2 years, Africa has seen more deliveries of new-generation nets and malaria vaccines for children — key tools to drive down the disease. #EndMalaria
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
10 months
A fully financed @gavi, @GlobalFund and @WHO is vital to expanding access to existing tools, scaling new innovations and building more resilient health systems to combat malaria & other major public health threats. You can access our new report here: ➡️
who.int
Each year, WHO’s World malaria report provides a comprehensive and up-to-date assessment of trends in malaria control and elimination across the globe
@DrTedros
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
10 months
New @WHO report on #malaria: 2.2 billion cases and 12.7 million deaths have been averted since 2000, but the disease remains a serious threat, especially in Africa. No one should die of malaria. We call on the affected countries, but also international donors, to step up
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Dr. Ngamije Daniel
10 months
🌍 Our new report spotlights encouraging progress: ✔️ 2.2B cases & 12.7M deaths averted since 2000 ✔️ 44 countries & 1 territory certified malaria-free by @WHO ✔️Notable mortality reductions in some high-burden countries But malaria still claims 1 life every minute. ➡️ Read
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