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Hope as latest survey shows malaria prevalence has dropped amid vaccine approval

Malaria is more prevalent in rural areas at seven per cent compared to three per cent in urban areas. [Courtesy]

The burden of malaria has dropped from eight per cent to six per cent in the last six years, according to the Kenya Malaria Indicator Survey (KMIS) 2020.

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