Malaria, Poverty and Politics

#10 A Conversation with Dr Anne Gasasira, Senior Programme Officer at the African Leaders Malaria Alliance

Dr Anne Gasasira is a Ugandan trained medical doctor and epidemiologist.
She started her career in malaria and HIV research in the early 2000s. She worked on a research collaboration between Makerere University- University of California San Francisco on antimalarial drug efficacy and HIV–Malaria interaction studies.
Since 2015, has been working with the African Leaders Malaria Alliance to support African Ministries of Health to implement data-driven management tools aimed at catalyzing progress towards national health goals through strengthening programme oversight, accountability, action and advocacy.

#9. A conversation with Carl Manlan, an Economist working at the intersection of public, private and civil society sectors

Carl Manlan is an Economist working at the intersection of public, private and civil society sectors. He is a development practitioner with experience in health financing, private foundations, inclusive impact and sustainability.

#8. A conversation with Sherwin Charles, CEO of Goodbye Malaria

Sherwin Charles is a co-founder and the Chief Executive Officer of Goodbye Malaria, an African initiative to eliminate malaria in Southern Africa.
In this episode we discuss his journey into the fight against malaria, the role of the private sector and the financing of malaria elimination; the current reliance on commodities and the role of community ownership in the fight against malaria. We end our conversation discussing Goodbye Malaria and the great work this organization is doing in Mozambique, South Africa and eSwatini.

#7. A conversation with Dr Michael Charles, CEO of RBM Partnership To End Malaria

Dr Michael Adenkule Charles is the CEO of the RBM Partnership to End Malaria. He is at the forefront of convening and collaborating with over 500 partners, in the combined mission towards the elimination of malaria.
In this episode, I chat with Dr Charles about the issues of localization and agenda setting for malaria elimination in Africa; the overreliance on commodities to control malaria, and the impact of climate change on health.

#6. My take on the 9th PAMCA annual conference

In this monologue, I will talk about five positive things I saw during the 9th annual conference of the Pan-African Mosquito Control Association, and four things I have questions about.

#5. A conversation with Founder and CEO of Speak Up Africa, Yacine Djibo - Part 2

Yacine Djibo founded Speak Up Africa in 2011 to discover and implement effective, sustainable solutions to the most challenging problems facing the African people. Focusing on strategic communications, policy and advocacy, Speak Up Africa is dedicated to collaborating with African leaders and citizens to take on issues such as malaria, neglected tropical diseases and sanitation in order to save and improve lives.

#4. A conversation with Founder and CEO of Speak Up Africa, Yacine Djibo - Part 1

Yacine Djibo founded Speak Up Africa in 2011 to discover and implement effective, sustainable solutions to the most challenging problems facing the African people. Focusing on strategic communications, policy and advocacy, Speak Up Africa is dedicated to collaborating with African leaders and citizens to take on issues such as malaria, neglected tropical diseases and sanitation in order to save and improve lives.

#3. A conversation with Anthropologist Ann Kelly - Part2

In this episode we pick up from where we left in part 1 and discuss the issues of agenda setting, the moral imperatives around malaria control… We end this episode discussing human dignity and the reasons for remaining hopeful in this world despite all the challenges we face.

#2. A conversation with Anthropologist Ann Kelly - Part 1

In this episode, Prof. Ann Kelly walks with me from my origins to where I am today, to give a sense of how this podcast was born and why I feel strongly about the topics I raise.

#1. A Sneak Peek at The Malaria, Poverty and Politics Podcast

In this episode, Silas Majambere explains the reasons for this podcast and gives a summary of what to expect in the coming episodes