US funding cuts have severely hampered Zimbabwe's malaria control efforts, leaving many vulnerable to mosquito bites.
The resulting surge in malaria cases has led to a devastating threefold increase in deaths this year compared to last.
Essential resources like mosquito nets are now in short supply, hindering prevention and treatment programs across the nation.
Experts warn that this setback jeopardizes years of progress against malaria and urges for immediate action and sustainable solutions.
