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UK aid cuts leave Malawi vulnerable to droughts and cyclones - Vimarsana News

UK aid cuts leave Malawi vulnerable to droughts and cyclones

After the UK aid cuts on the a £52m climate adaptation scheme in Malawi, vulnerable communities saw their livelihoods destroyed

Cholera outbreak claims ten more lives in South Africa - Vimarsana News

Cholera outbreak claims ten more lives in South Africa

The provincial health department in the South African province of Gauteng on Sunday announced 19 new cases of Cholera in Hammanskraal, including 10 deaths. South Africa reported its first cholera death in February, after the virus arrived in the country from Malawi. It was unclear how many cholera cases there was nationally as of Sunday, but the most […]

Giving birth during a tropical cyclone - Vimarsana News

Giving birth during a tropical cyclone

Giving birth during a tropical cyclone

Source: unfpa.org
UNFPA ESARO | Young mothers in Malawi find a space safe from Tropical Storm Freddy's catastrophic consequences - Vimarsana News

UNFPA ESARO | Young mothers in Malawi find a space safe from Tropical Storm Freddy's catastrophic consequences

NSANJE, Malawi – “We are sleeping in the cold,” says 19-year-old Mirriam Karilito, who is seven months pregnant. “And when the rains come, it’s worse.” 

Source: unfpa.org
Young mothers in Malawi find a space safe from Tropical Storm Freddy's catastrophic consequences - Vimarsana News

Young mothers in Malawi find a space safe from Tropical Storm Freddy's catastrophic consequences

NSANJE, Malawi – “We are sleeping in the cold,” says 19-year-old Mirriam Karilito, who is seven months pregnant. “And when the rains come, it’s worse.”  Tropical Cyclone Freddy made landfall in Malawi on 14 March. In its wake, hundreds of thousands of buildings have been destroyed, at least one thousand people have been killed and more than 650,000 people have been displaced. 

Source: unfpa.org