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Josephine Chinele
The kwacha has once again been devalued
Africa
Josephine Chinele
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6 Jun 2022
Faced with a shortage of forex and an economic slump for which it needs an International Monetary Fund loan, Malawi has deliberately weakened its own currency
Meeting men halfway: Clinics are going mobile to reach the toughest patients
Article
Josephine Chinele
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18 Oct 2017
For decades, we’ve struggled to solve the riddle: How do you get reluctant men to test for HIV. Could we finally have an answer?
Malawi to halt prosecutions against LGBTI community
Article
Josephine Chinele
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17 Mar 2017
Malawi says it will no longer enforce anti-homosexuality laws but dangerous homophobia persists on the country's streets - and in its clinics.
Will rape survivors finally be able to have legal abortions?
Article
Josephine Chinele
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10 Nov 2016
Unsafe terminations in Malawi may be curbed after a new law is enacted, but it’s just the first step
Nursing the hungry: How one Catholic nun has taken Malawi’s prisoners under her wing
Article
Josephine Chinele
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2 Sep 2016
As humanitarian organisations sound the alarm over high malnutrition rates among Malawi's prisoners, one woman is trying to help keep inmates alive.
Water-fed gardens in Malawi ward off starvation – for now
Article
Josephine Chinele
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31 May 2016
The government's focus on small-scale irrigation has given hope and sustenance to some districts.
Malawi drought: “I’m pregnant, but I’ve got nothing to eat.”
Article
Josephine Chinele
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22 Mar 2016
Some rain has fallen yet crop yields are still expected to be poor, but aid programmes have opened the door to a more sustainable future.
Malawi ARVs traded on Jozi’s streets
Article
Josephine Chinele
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Bhekisisa Team
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4 Dec 2015
Health workers steal drugs that are bought by smugglers and sold to fearful "illegal" foreigners.
Malawi ARVs traded on Jozi’s streets
Article
Josephine Chinele
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3 Dec 2015
Health workers steal drugs that are bought by smugglers and sold to fearful "illegal" foreigners.
Malawi tobacco going up in smoke
Africa
Josephine Chinele
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20 Nov 2015
The Sadc country's farmers feel trapped in a contract system they blame for low prices and growing debt in its tobacco industry.
Malawi tobacco going up in smoke
Article
Josephine Chinele
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19 Nov 2015
The Sadc country's farmers feel trapped in a contract system they blame for low prices and growing debt in its tobacco industry.
Maternity in Malawi is a DIY gamble
Article
Josephine Chinele
&
Bhekisisa Team
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23 Oct 2015
We’ll deliver your baby but sepsis control is your problem, say the country’s rural clinics.
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