Malawi Cholera Outbreak Largest On Continent: WHO(AFRICAN EXAMINER) – The World Health Organization (WHO) has described Malawi’s cholera outbreak as the largest in Africa. This came up as the country has so far contributed nearly 40 per cent of total cases recorded in 12 countries across the continent. Participants will discuss ways to contain cholera and other challenges that come with climate change on the continent. She expressed hope, saying the implementation of the Tithetse Kolera (Let’s End Cholera) Campaign, which President Lazarus Chakwera rolled out on Feb. 13, has seen the number of cholera cases and deaths dropping. The meeting of ministers will be officially opened by Malawi Vice President Saulos Chilima.