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Malaria is a potentially deadly disease caused in man by infection with protozoa of genus plasmodium. MacLeod (1998) defines malaria as an infection, which may be acquired wherever there are human hosts carrying the parasites and a sufficiency of suitable Anopheles mosquitoes together with conditions of temperature and humidity that favour the development of the parasite in the mosquito. It may also be transmitted by transfusion or inoculation of infected blood and rarely transplacentally. The disease presents itself mainly by symptoms of generalised body aches, headache, vomiting, nausea, chills, malaise and fever. Hence, the disease is very difficult to differentiate from other infectious diseases.

Administration of Health Services and the Control of Malaria in Zambia: The Case of Luangwa District