<p>Overall, 1,899 women (mean age 27, SD ± 8.4)) were included in this analysis. There was complete malaria knowledge among 49% of the respondents. Seventy-one percent mentioned fever as one of malaria symptoms, 92% mentioned mosquito bite as the cause of malaria, 94% identified that mosquito nets prevent malaria, 92% agreed that malaria has cure, and 76% were able to name at least one antimalarial medicine. In the multivariate analysis, the following characteristics were associated with significantly higher odds of having complete malaria knowledge: having a secondary school or above education level (aOR=2.5;95%CI=1.3-4.6), being from the middle socioeconomic status group (aOR=1.5;95%CI=1.1-2.1), being from older age group of 35-39 (aOR=1.9;95%CI=1.1-3.1), having 1-2 children (aOR=1.8;95%CI=1.2-2.6), and having interviews completed in Portuguese (aOR=2.3;95%CI=1.3-4.1) or Cinyungwe aOR=2.1;95% CI=1.5-2.8).</p>