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Humanity eradicates malaria for the first time in recorded history

By Peter Schulte / February 6, 2026 / Archive of Human Genius

Malaria eradication could be certified worldwide by 2054, with the WHO confirming zero indigenous transmission across the 80 countries that once carried the disease. The projection builds on real momentum: mRNA vaccine breakthroughs, hundreds of thousands of community health workers, and a 2024 burden concentrated in sub-Saharan Africa. If it holds, a millennia-old killer becomes something only grandparents remember.

Rhino population gets a new sanctuary in Mozambique

By Peter Schulte / July 12, 2022 / Good news links

This project, which was started by the Peace Parks Foundation more than six years ago, aims to create a sanctuary in the Zinave National Park of Mozambique, which experienced a drop in wildlife in part due to the 1977 civil war which lasted 15 years.

Mozambique making considerable economic and social progress, says African Development Bank

By Peter Schulte / November 28, 2018 / Good news links

Mozambique has made significant strides despite an economic slump over the past two years, according to the latest African Development Bank Country Result Brief.