“With prose that’s well paced and matter-of-fact, Malaria Memoirs reads like an intimate conversation with a friend, someone who has lived a dedicated life full of achievements and is ready to share.” —Literary Review of Canada

“Malaria Memoirs is a captivating 181 pages of well-written chronological narratives from birth to retirement that unite with ligaments of valuable medical information . . . The book is more than a 13-chapter account on human resilience in acquiring knowledge, wealth and health. It is an invitation to the public to behold how the human spirit is the epicentre of healing and cure.” –Dr Makokha, Professor of Literature and Theatre at Kenyatta University

“This memoir is a rags-to-riches tale full of material on human frailty. It makes an excellent autobiography for those interested in medicine and research. It anchors Zul as a superb storyteller . . . Candid, honest and stimulating.” –Wafaie Fawzi, Richard Saltonstall Professor of Population Sciences, Harvard University

“Unique documentation . . . essential reading for anyone interested in the potential of malaria elimination in Africa.” –Anders Björkman, Professor of Infectious Diseases, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm

“Zul manages to create the distinct impression that he is sitting in the living room talking to the reader . . . Anyone who is genuinely interested in malaria, Tanzanian politics, and health systems in developing countries will find his insights and anecdotes fascinating…” –Col (Rtd) Sayed I Ali, Kenya Air Force

“Tremendously interesting and entertaining, Prof Zul’s is a truly Tanzanian story to which the average person can relate.” –Billy Ngasala, Professor, Muhimbili University Hospital, Dar es Salaam