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Investing in global vaccine equity
Extraordinary global efforts to develop safe and effective Covid vaccines in record time highlights the power of vaccines to bring…
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Vaccines crucial in fighting Covid
By Jason Miks, Unicef: “The third wave is hitting Malawi hard,” says Steve Macheso, United Nations Children’s Emergency Fund (Unicef)…
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When healthy foods get spoiled by myths
Malnutrition, especially in under-five children, continues to be a challenge in Malawi; just as is the case in many developing…
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Safe spaces for women, girl
Stories about increasing cases of defilement and rape irritate Traditional Authority Mlomba in Machinga District, who believes stiffer punishments can…
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Minister hands over boat ambulance
By Joshua Malango, contributor: Health Minister Khumbize Kandodo Chiponda has called on healthcare workers to use equipment meant for Malawians…
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Producing more food, eating good food
By Badre Bahaji – UN World Food Programme “I used to rely on ganyu to feed my family, now I…
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International
Youths in jeopardy in Middle East, North Africa
A decade since Arab Spring protests rocked the Middle East and North Africa, many of its youth are in need…
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Business
Producing more food, eating good food
Badre Bahaji, UN World Food Programme “I used to rely on Ganyu to feed my family, now I am the…
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International
Ghana gets Covid vaccine under Covax scheme
Ghana has become the first country to receive vaccines through the United Nations-backed Covax scheme, which aims to get Covid…
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US provides K1.9 billion for malnutrition fight
The United States (US) government has provided K1.9 billion to the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) for provision of nutrition…
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