By Burnett Munthali
Malawi has made tremendous progress in the fight against HIV, TB, and malaria, thanks to support from the Global Fund, with 94 percent utilisation of the malaria grant and 66 percent utilisation of the TB/HIV grant as of 31 March 2026.
Minister of Health and Sanitation Madalitso Baloyi announced this during a courtesy meeting with the Global Fund team in Lilongwe, highlighting the country’s achievements in combating these diseases.
The minister’s remarks underscore Malawi’s commitment to improving healthcare services, with the Global Fund playing a pivotal role.
The Malawi government has expressed its gratitude to the Global Fund for its contribution to improving quality healthcare services in the country.
This appreciation reflects the positive impact of the Fund’s investments in Malawi’s healthcare sector.
Global Fund Portfolio Manager Marion Hachmann-Gleixner assured Minister Baloyi of the Fund’s continued support in transforming Malawi’s healthcare services through grants and other initiatives.
This commitment is crucial for sustaining progress against HIV, TB, and malaria.
The Global Fund’s support for Malawi focuses mainly on fighting HIV, TB, and malaria, as well as strengthening health systems.
Since 2003, the Fund has invested over US$2.1 billion in Malawi, demonstrating its long-term commitment to improving healthcare outcomes in the country.
