<p>Results: Three hundred and three cases were reported with 1 death (CFR: 0.3%), 263(87%) cases were detected passively. 286(94%) were uncomplicated cases, Plasmodium falciparum was solely responsible for 215(70.9%) cases, 87(28.7%) were mixed infections of Plasmodium falciparum and vivax. 279(98%) cases were indigenous. The age group 10 – 19 years accounted for 92(30.4%) cases, 204(62%) were males and 301(99%) were Batswana. The number of cases reported were highest from weeks 5-13. Cumulative incidence was highest (50 cases/1000 persons) in Gudigwa village. 179(60%) case-patients reported they did not sleep under a net, 201(66%) reported travel outside their place of usual residence. No case-patient reported having received blood transfusions prior to illness. 217(72%) reported that their houses were sprayed during the previous indoor residual spray (IRS) season. Forty-six (105/225) reported breeding sites around residence. The IRS coverage for the district is 59%.</p>