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A joint effort to reach Mali's malnourished children

BANCOCOUROU, Mali, 14 May 14 – Malaria is always bad news. But the raging fever it brought may have been a life saver for 2-year-old Sogona. “The fever meant I knew my daughter was sick,” says Aminata Kanté. “I heard at the mosque where I go to pray that some doctors were coming. So I brought her along. That is how we found out she also is suffering from malnutrition.”

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