Eunice Mwachilele of Kanyama compound in Lusaka, heard about anti-malarial spraying from door-to-door community workers who informed and motivated residents to support the spraying program in her neighborhood. She agreed to participate and her house was marked with a sticker signaling her consent. Some weeks later, a vehicle with loud speakers plied the narrow streets, informing residents to prepare for the spraying. “They told us to remove our household goods and food from the house and move our beds to the center of the room to allow spraying of the walls.
More >>
