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Dzaleka faces 50% funding cut | The Nation Online

World Food Programme (WFP) has reduced by 50 percent assistance it renders to over 51 000 refugees at Dzaleka Refugee Camp due to funding constraints. A statement announcing the decision yesterday said the move will affect thousands of refugees at the camp who face numerous challenges such as inadequate food and shelter. The international organisation
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WFP calls for improved response to cycloness

The World Food Programme (WFP) says there is need for improved response to areas worst hit by disasters induced by cyclones in the country. Speaking on Tuesday during a testing of early warning system and preparedness capacity of Malawian institutionsโ€™ response to floods in Blantyre, WFP deputy country director Simon Denhere said lack of holistic
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Norwegian ambassador impressed with Unicef, WFP cyclone response

Norwegian ambassador Ingrid Marie Mikelsen has said she is impressed with the way United Nations Childrenโ€™s Fund (Unicef) and World FoodProgramme (WFP) are handling Cyclone Freddy response. She said this at Namatuni Primary School Camp for displaced people in Traditional Authority (T/A) Nthiramanja in Mulanje on Wednesday when during a visit to the area. Said
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Cyclone kills 133 learners, 2 teachers | The Nation Online

The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (Dodma) says at least 133 learners and two teachers have died in the Cyclone Freddy disaster. A situation report released on Friday shows that at least 273 388 learners comprising 130 980 boys and 142 408 girls have been affected of which 44 256 are adolescents and 3 656
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