| Updated Tue, April 25th 2017 at 00:00 GMT +3Established in May 2007, the World Malaria Day is observed every April 25 globally. Today Kenyans mark this day against the backdrop of an upsurge of malaria cases in the Rift Valley. Malaria still ranks among the major killers in the world today. To a larger extent, government efforts to combat malaria are defeated by the very people who stand to benefit from them. However, this will only be possible if government and WHO efforts to eradicate it are complemented by citizens.

Source: Standard Digital April 24, 2017 17:37 UTC