Reduced US funding has significantly impacted Zimbabwe's ability to combat malaria, resulting in a public health crisis.
The consequence of this funding cut is a dramatic rise in malaria cases and a staggering tripling of related deaths.
The shortage of essential resources, including mosquito nets and medication, further exacerbates the situation and hinders effective response.
Experts are calling for increased domestic funding and international support to reverse this devastating trend and protect vulnerable populations.
