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Tanzania Cries Zinduka! ("Wake Up!") to Malaria Zinduka! Malaria Haikubaliki ("Wake up! Malaria in Unacceptable!" in Swahili) is a ground-breaking initiative to bring vital malaria messaging to families across Tanzania in new and innovative ways. Zinduka! works with partners in the media, entertainment industry, government and private sector to create a culture of net usage, fever testing and appropriate treatment.	Surround Sound: A Letter from Senegal July 15th, 2009 Managing Director Kate Campana tells the story of her trip to Senegal to see the impact of the Surround Sound: Senegal campaign	Angola Distribution In 2007 and 2008, a partnership between Malaria No More, Exxon Mobil, UNICEF and Nets For Life provided 333,800 mosquito nets in the Huila, Cunene and Luanda provinces of Angola.
Tanzania Summer Concert Series Promotes Malaria Awareness and Education July 13th, 2010 In Tanzania, youth across the country enjoy the popular, travelling Fiesta Concert Series, an annual summer music tour that features Tanzania’s biggest music stars and attracts up to 40,000 people at each stop.	Experience Xeex Sibbiru! June 24th, 2010 For those of you not lucky enough to be in Dakar for the Xeex Sibbiru Song Contest, we wanted to share some details. Take a minute to join in the experience and see how MNM’s innovation is having an impact in Africa.	MNM Flies the Friendly Skies June 21st, 2010 Last night, United Airlines launched its first flight to Africa, opening direct service from Washington DC to Accra, Ghana. To mark their maiden voyage, United used its plane to help deliver mosquito nets to families in rural Ghana and signaled their commitment to the global race to end malaria deaths.
MNM Goes to Ghana with United Airlines and ExxonMobil Malaria No More and United Airlines partnered for the airlines' inaugural nonstop flight to Africa	Working with American Idol Gives Back The stars of American Idol raise funds and awareness for malaria	Surround Sound Is Heard in Botswana October 04th, 2010 Our friends at the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI) and the Botswana Ministry of Health recently launched a national advocacy campaign that promotes mosquito net usage and awareness about malaria in the south African country.