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COVID-19

How UNICEF and partners are helping to fight coronavirus disease in Malawi

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Latest news and stories from Malawi

A nurse getting vaccinated at Mzuzu field hospital
Statement
07 April 2021
We need speed and simplicity to remove barriers to the acquisition, manufacture and distribution of COVID-19 vaccines globally
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Malawi receives first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines from COVAX
Press release
05 March 2021

Malawi receives first shipment of COVID-19 vaccines from COVAX

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Protection for health workers on the frontline
Article
The path to normalcy- COVID-19 vaccine roll out in Malawi

Time to get vaccinated

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16 year old Lucy washing dishes outside her home
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Schoolgirl Shakes Off COVID-19 Regret

Lucy's return to school

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A primary school student washing his hands at a tap installed by UNICEF.
Press release
19 March 2020

Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore on the COVID-19 pandemic

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A baby in her mothers arms
Press release
12 November 2020

Worldwide Measles Deaths Climb 50% from 2016 to 2019 Claiming Over 207,500 Lives in 2019

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UNICEF Malawi/2020/HD Plus
Traditional and religious leaders in Malawi are encouraging communities to wear masks to protect themselves from COVID-19. This video was produced by UNICEF with support from the Government of Ireland.

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