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Malawi’s stuttering victory over leprosy
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Malawi’s stuttering victory over leprosy
In Malawi, a country once believed to be long past the danger of leprosy, new figures paint a troubling picture. This year alone, Mchinji District along the border between Malawi and Zambia has recorded 11 new cases of leprosy. Mchinji District Health Office spokesperson Owen Chataika says the district is still registering new Leprosy cases—raising alarm bells among health authorities and communities alike. This year, already there are some new …
·Blantyre, Malawi
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