Roperfree Goes To West Africa To Fight Malaria


By Roperfree

Uganda has been experiencing heavy rains season since October and according to the weather forecast the rains will continue throughout November with increased malaria cases due to the favorable conditions for mosquitoes to breed.


The National Malaria Control Program under the Ministry of Health in collaboration with Rotarian Malaria are intensifying the fight against malaria in Uganda by providing intervention tools and malaria sensitization campaigns.


Roperfree intensified malaria sensitization campaigns too in Kampala and Wakiiso district while providing free mosquito repellent oils to the most vulnerable groups.

During the sensitization campaigns, many lives have been saved & transformed, some have become Roperfree outreach agents in the crusade to fight malaria up to zero status.

Recently, Patrick from Ghana joined Roperfree as West African distributor in the region after using Roperfree mosquito repellent oils.

Roperfree Brand Products can be purchased on all major e-commerce platforms such as; Jumia, Amazon and eBay plus the following outlets in and around Kampala:

Eurojoi Pharmacy, plot 3 William St. Kampala.
Millennium Supermarket- Kololo, Kisementi
Kam Care Pharmacy, Prime Complex, Wilson Rd, Kampala.
Cathy's Massage Parlor at Backpackers - Mengo-Kampala
Backpackers Hostel & Campsite- Mengo-Kampala 
Numack Pharmacy- Mengo, Kampala
Aidchild- Equation Gallery & Art cafe, Mbarara-Masaka Road
Kenjoy Supermarket- Najjanankumbi on Entebbe Road
Beauty Dreams Shop. No 63 Pioneer Mall, Kampala
Spring Pharmacy-Wilson Rd, Kampala
Mega Supermarket; Old taxi park & Garden City Mall
Friecca Pharmacy- Wandegeya
Majex Pharmacy- Kajjansi
West-Link Pharmacies; Lubowa Quality Village Mall- Lubowa & Kitende
Asian African commodities-Italian Supermarket; Muyenga- Kabalagala
John-Rich Supermarket- Kabalagala
Kasumba Square-Busega, Kampala
Malakai- Eco- Hotel- Kitende (for guest’s access only)
Eureka Hotel- Ntinda (on pilot project)
Ssese Beach Hotel- Ssese Island (for guests only)

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