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Mozambique s dsplaced children live in despair as world marks children s day

At least 2,000 minors spent International Children s Day, 01 June, without their families in northern Mozambique, due to the armed conflict in that region, according to the United Nations Children s Fund (Unicef) in Mozambique. Since 2017 the armed violence in Cabo Delgado has separated children from their families, according to Claudio Julaia, emergency specialist for the UNICEF in Mozambique. The needs of these children are immense. They need food assistance and shelter as well as psychological support, he added. Most of the 2,000 children are sheltered in the homes of displaced families with solidarity in reception centers, but according to UNICEF, it is not an easy process .

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School students tired of virtual environment

School students tired of virtual environment
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Cyril Ramaphosa | Israel-Palestinian violence: Too many lives have been lost

Cyril Ramaphosa | Israel-Palestinian violence: Too many lives have been lost
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Women-headed households among most affected by Covid-19, says Mustapa

KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): A study has revealed that low-income households were disproportionately affected by the Covid-19 crisis, with women-headed households and households headed by people with disabilities reporting the deepest and most negative impact. Minister in the Prime Minister s Department for Economic Affairs Datuk Seri Mustapa Mohamed said the situation of these groups, however, has improved since the first survey of the study titled Families on the Edge was conducted in May 2020. Unemployment among heads of households fell from a peak of 25 per cent to 12 per cent while the situation for female heads of household also improved from 32 per cent to 16 per cent.

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Drop in child vaccinations a danger - The Mail & Guardian

Drop in child vaccinations a danger South Africa needs to drastically improve its data capturing, surveillance and monitoring of immunisation for children under the age of five to prevent outbreaks of measles and whooping cough against which they are underprotected. This emerged last week from interviews with some of the country’s top paediatricians, virologists and public health specialists. They were speaking after the health department said during Global Immunisation Week that its child hexavalent and measles inoculation doses fall below acceptable targets for maximum effect. The hexavalent vaccine protects children against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), poliomyelitis, Haemophilus influenza type B and hepatitis B.

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