🚨 Red Alert 🚨
Children and young people say they are gravely concerned about the future due to the learning crisis.
We do not have a minute to lose.
Read the findings in our new @UReportGlobal poll with 450,000 responses: https://t.co/vt6YM4AyjV
#LetMeLearn
Malawi is among 14 countries in Africa, Asia, the Americas and the Middle East set to receive $125 million from the United Nations (UN) Central Emergency Response Fund (Cerf) to boost underfunded humanitarian operations. https://t.co/ULyjhCbh0k
#NationOnline
Ahead of the upcoming SDG Summit, Malawi takes a bold step with its 'SDG Rescue Plan.' Government, civil society, private sector, academia, and media unite to overcome challenges and set new horizons for a sustainable future. Read more: https://t.co/7Xq60dwZw0
Months after #CycloneFreddy, many people including children continue to deal with the trauma that they experienced. UNICEF is supporting the @MalawiGovt to provide mental health and psychosocial support to help children and families affected by the Cyclone.
@unicefsverige
President Dr Lazarus Chakwera said on Wednesday that Malawi will soon recover from slow economic business it has been experiencing for the past two years due to unforeseen circumstances like Covid-19, Cholera and Cyclones.
#ManaNews
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I'm running the London Marathon 23rd April. Any money raised will be split between @maurasmalawi
and @tiecampaign
It's hard times the now so don't fret about sponsoring, just quite a few people have asked.
https://t.co/n5GJUOSTA6
Well done to all our amazing Maura's Mission Kilties in the Glasgow Kiltwalk 2023.





A fantastic effort from Team MM #KiltWalkGlasgow 👏
donate to support the secondary education of the poorest children in north Malawi🙏🏻
@ScotlandMalawi

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Cholera cases are rising in townships in Blantyre. Everyone must continue to practice preventative measures,such as washing hands with soap & water, & drinking clean water.
UNICEF continues to support camps & communities with water-guard & chlorine to ensure access to safe water.
Cholera continues to rise in #Malawi and neighbouring countries. Poor water/sanitation, drought, insecurity, and weather exacerbate the spread. Listen to @UNICEF 's Dr. Paul @Ngwakum on @VOAAfrica describing the situation and interventions being done. 📺 https://t.co/Kf2Kl5jIY7
#Times360Malawi#CycloneFreddy#Effects
Pictures show current situation in Chilobwe township, Blantyre where Cyclone Freddy's induced rains is suspected to have claimed many lives
Currently, hospital, police and Malawi Red Cross officials are on the ground for a rescue mission
When you notice signs of #Cholera, don't panic, act swiftly.
Drink 1 litre of safe water with ORS dissolved in it and rush to the nearest hospital.
On the way, Keep giving the patient ORS.
If a child or mother has cholera, try to get them to keep breastfeeding.
UNICEF Malawi Representative @RudolfSchwenk and team visited Chandawira Village in rural Lilongwe this afternoon to see #cholera prevention activities, such as the distribution of chlorine to families.
Access to safe water is key to eliminating #cholera.
When family members get sick, it’s usually the mothers who take care of them. These mothers in Salima district have committed to using soap for handwashing to ensure their families are protected from Cholera.
Together we can #EndCholera!
Welcoming SMP New Interim CEO, Stuart Brown!
Following the Departure of David Hope-Jones as CEO of Scotland Malawi Partnership. We are thrilled, to welcome Stuart Brown as the new interim CEO for the @ScotlandMalawi .