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Malawi's 2030 Vision to End Maternal, Child Mortality Deaths

The Minister of Health and Population, Atupele Muluzi has said that the government is committed to ensuring that maternal and infant mortality come to an end by 2030. Malawi has one of the highest maternal mortality rates estimated at 5.7 deaths per 1,000 births.

Malawi: Government Sets 2030 As Deadline to End Maternal Deaths

Malawi News Agency, 20 April 2018

Kasungu 18 April 2018: Minister of Health and Population, Atupele Muluzi says Government is committed to ensuring that maternal and infant mortality come to an end by the year… Read more »

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Malawi: Sad Tale of Maternal Deaths in Malawi

Nyasa Times, 30 March 2016

In Lilongwe the Capital of Malawi, Bwaila hospital is located in the middle of the central business district. The hospital is surrounded by an array of shops that sales various… Read more »
Malawi: Malawi Tipped On Maternal and Newborn Care

Malawi News Agency, 27 September 2017

UNICEF Specialist on Maternal and Newborn Health, Dr Atnafu Asfaw has said the country needs to build on the gains they have made in reducing the child mortality rate by… Read more »
North Africa: Malawi Commits to Halve Maternal and Neonatal Deaths Over Next Five Years

Graça Machel Trust, 15 February 2017

Malawi has joined eight other African countries in Africa and South East Asia to make a commitment to reduce by half maternal and new-born death as well as still-born births in the… Read more »

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Hospital Births May Be Safer Option for Malawian Moms

Various stakeholder campaigns are encouraging pregnant women to deliver their babies in hospital, yet in the last six months, nine women out of 65 lost their lives during ... Read more »
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