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Malaria remains the deadliest disease on the continent, claiming the highest number of victims than any other every year.
Enter University of Cape Town Professor, Kelly Chibale. The Zambian chemist has discovered a new drug that can combat the disease at contact, thus killing it before it kills its victim.
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