2003
Massive teacher training to send 1 million Angolan children back to school
LUANDA/GENEVA/ NEW YORK, 24 OCTOBER 2003 – Angola will take one of its strongest peacetime strides next week when the first stage of the country’s massive teacher training is launched.
Angola launches bold plan to roll out routine immunisation
LUANDA/New York, 22 SEPTEMBER 2003 – In an audacious move to reduce Angola’s child mortality, the Ministry of Health, UNICEF and WHO have launched a program to fast-track the implementation of routine immunisation across Angola.
Angola's biggest-ever health campaign launched
LUANDA 21 April 2003 - Angola today launched the biggest health campaign in the country's history. The National Measles Campaign will inoculate seven million Angolan children against a highly contagious disease the kills more young Angolans than any other
Successful partnerships drive development in Angola
LUANDA-GENEVA 23 June 2003 – Just 15 months after a cease-fire ended three decades of devastating civil war, Angola has taken two significant steps on its long road to recovery.
UNICEF calls on Angola to lead by example
LUANDA / NEW YORK/ GENEVA, 21 April 2003 - UNICEF today urged the Angolan government to support the nation's nascent peace process with increased spending on health and education for children.
Angola's biggest-ever education campaign introduces 250,000 children back to school
LUANDA, 6 February 2003 - On Monday 10 February, the biggest education campaign in Angola's history takes its most important step when almost 250,000 Angolan children return to school.
Angola's measles campaign a standout success
LUANDA 17 May 2003 – With just a few days remaining before the end of Angola’s National Measles Campaign, UNICEF looks set to reach records numbers of children.
