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COVAX syringes and safety boxes arrive in Malawi

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26 February 2021

Malawi receives 360,000 syringes as part of the global rollout of COVID-19 vaccines under COVAX

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Dr Anthony Chafunya shows some of the oxygen cylinders procured with support from UNICEF and UK Aid at Bingu National Stadium Field Hospital

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Cylinders of hope for Malawi's idle stadium

Oxygen supply boosts the fight against COVID-19

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Bwaila Hospital Laboratory Technician Chipiliro Mwanga working on COVID-19 test samples at the Lilongwe District Health Office testing site

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Scaling up COVID-19 testing

Enhancing testing in the second wave of COVID-19

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Jonathan Khwariya HSA(L) gives nutrition advices to Jausa Enock(r) as her mother Margaret James(middle) looks on.

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11 February 2021

United States Provides $2.9 Million to Improve Malawian Children’s Nutrition with the help of UNICEF

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A mother helping her child with school work on their laptop

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09 February 2021

2021 Safer Internet Day: A safer internet experience for children and young people

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A UNICEF official from Germany teaches twelve year old Innocent Katiya, one of the Standard eight learners at Nankhali Primary School in Lilongwe how to take pictures on a mobile phone during the tour of construction works at the school

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09 February 2021

Growing concern for well-being of children and young people amid soaring screen time – UNICEF

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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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Malawi receives 360,000 syringes as part of the global rollout of COVID-19 vaccines under COVAX

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