Botswana has been placed among countries requiring updated malaria prevention advice for travellers from the United Kingdom. This follows a review by British health authorities amid continued concerns over malaria infections among overseas visitors.
The United Kingdom Health Security Agency (UKHSA) Malaria Expert Advisory Group (UKMEAG) published revised malaria prevention guidelines for 2026 on 17 June, updating country-specific risk assessments and recommendations for travellers visiting malaria-prone destinations.
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