A groundbreaking coalition of African Union Heads of State and Government working with partners to eliminate malaria by 2030
President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko’s priority agenda
President Advocate Duma Gideon Boko is the current chair of ALMA and assumed the role in February 2025.
About ALMA
ALMA is a ground-breaking coalition of African Union Heads of State and Government working to eliminate malaria by 2030.
ALMA Scorecard for Accountability and Action
Tracking priority malaria, RMNCAH and NTD indicators at a national level and allows comparisons between countries.
Latest updates
In memoriam: Flanck Manger – Mozambique Youth Champion remembered
Flanck passed away on 12 October 2025 in Beira, Sofala Province, following an illness. His loss is felt throughout the youth community in Mozambique and beyond.
Global NTD gathering opens in Kampala championing sustainable innovations for lasting impact
Uganda hosts three-day conference bringing together stakeholders from over 50 countries to discuss AI, AI and digital health, one health, health systems strengthening, climate change impacts, community-led solutions and financing for NTD elimination as resources dwindle.
African leaders call for bold, united action to tackle global health crises and sustain malaria progress
African Heads of State and Government convened global leaders yesterday at a high-level event on the margins of the 80th United Nations General Assembly, sounding the alarm on escalating threats to global health security.
World Mosquito Day
The big impact of small bites and why mosquitoes still matter
It is almost unimaginable what a tiny insect is capable of. Yet here we are, talking about mosquitoes on a day marked across the globe every 20th of August.
Why dual-AI nets could be Uganda’s game changer in ending malaria
New nets that beat mosquito insecticide resistance are already showing promise in reducing malaria cases and will help Uganda end malaria deaths by 2030.
The power of youth in the fight against mosquitoes and malaria
This World Mosquito Day, we feature some of the activities led by these young champions in strengthening community-level vector control efforts.