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COVID-19 vaccine at a health centre in Ntcheu
Press release
10/27/2021
G20 members have received 15 times more COVID-19 vaccine doses per capita than sub-Saharan African countries
Ahead of the G20 Leaders’ Summit this weekend, 48 UNICEF Africa ambassadors and supporters unite, calling on countries to deliver doses by December.
Rev William Tembo, General Secretary for CCAP Livingstonia Synod, getting vaccinated at Mzuzu Central Hospital, 11 March 2021
Report
10/20/2021
UNICEF Malawi COVID-19 Situation Report 20 October
COVID-19 in Malawi

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Gilbertha Chisamba Bayira, a nurse at Kameza Treatment Unit in Blantyre
Report
09/19/2021
UNICEF Malawi COVID-19 Situation Report 19 September
COVID-19 in Malawi 19 September

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A boy child in class at Mchoka Primary School
Press release
09/16/2021
Schools still closed for nearly 77 million students 18 months into pandemic – UNICEF
UNICEF and partners’ digital channels to close down for 18 hours to mark 18 months of school closures and send one message to the world: Reopen schools as soon as possible
UNICEF Chief of Health, Tedla Damte stands next to the vaccines outside the Cargo area at Kamuzu International Airport
Article
08/30/2021
From Copenhagen to Lilongwe and beyond
Delivering COVID-19 vaccines to the last mile
COVID-19 testing supplies at Mangochi District Hospital
Press release
08/14/2021
UK donates COVID-19 vaccines to Malawi
Rev William Tembo, General Secretary for CCAP Livingstonia Synod, getting vaccinated at Mzuzu Central Hospital, 11 March 2021
Report
08/12/2021
UNICEF Malawi COVID-19 Situation Report 10 August
COVID-19 in Malawi

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US funded COVID-19 vaccines arrive at Kamuzu International Airport in Lilongwe
Press release
08/07/2021
United States’ Johnson and Johnson Vaccines Arrive in Malawi
HSA Tamara Katuli during a growth monitoring session
Report
07/18/2021
UNICEF Malawi COVID-19 Situation Report 30 June
COVID-19 in Malawi

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14-year-old Rhoda Rudaviko, and her 8 moths old baby stand outside their house at Pasani Village in Blantyre, southern Malawi on 26 May 2021 UNICEF/2021/THOKOCHIKONDI
Press release
07/18/2021
Statement by UNICEF Executive Director Henrietta Fore on children deprived of parental care due to COVID-19