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Surgery camp for Colostomy reversals at a referral hospital in Lilongwe, Malawi. [PDF]
Malawi Med JMsosa V, Sincavage J, Henson B.
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Mammalia, 1987
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Archives of Ophthalmology, 1989
Today more than 600 million people live in Africa.1Yet despite high incidence and prevalence of avoidable blindness in every African nation, the ophthalmic manpower situation is deteriorating in the region. Currently there are fewer than 500 ophthalmologists working in Africa,2for an ophthalmologist-population ratio of less than 1:1 million.
Moses C. Chirambo, Larry Schwab
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Today more than 600 million people live in Africa.1Yet despite high incidence and prevalence of avoidable blindness in every African nation, the ophthalmic manpower situation is deteriorating in the region. Currently there are fewer than 500 ophthalmologists working in Africa,2for an ophthalmologist-population ratio of less than 1:1 million.
Moses C. Chirambo, Larry Schwab
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2020
The status, rights, and roles of women in Malawi have been in constant flux since at the least the mid-19th century. In the pre-colonial period, principles of matriliny organized social structures within many communities in Malawi, affording women rights to land, property, products of labor, and children, and influence in group decision-making. The mid-
Sitinga Kachipande, Anika Wilson
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The status, rights, and roles of women in Malawi have been in constant flux since at the least the mid-19th century. In the pre-colonial period, principles of matriliny organized social structures within many communities in Malawi, affording women rights to land, property, products of labor, and children, and influence in group decision-making. The mid-
Sitinga Kachipande, Anika Wilson
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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2013
The distribution of land in Malawi is highly unequal and frequently inefficient. Large areas of land are underutilized in a context where many Malawian farmers would be able to put such land to productive use. In this context, the Malawian government has been slow and ineffective invundertaking land reforms, despite large demand for change both from ...
Chinsinga, Blessings, Wren-Lewis, Liam
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The distribution of land in Malawi is highly unequal and frequently inefficient. Large areas of land are underutilized in a context where many Malawian farmers would be able to put such land to productive use. In this context, the Malawian government has been slow and ineffective invundertaking land reforms, despite large demand for change both from ...
Chinsinga, Blessings, Wren-Lewis, Liam
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AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 2016
One nurse's experience working to improve the country's limited health care capacity.
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One nurse's experience working to improve the country's limited health care capacity.
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1996
AbstractThis chapter on elections and electoral systems in Malawi follows the same format as all the other country chapters in the book. The first section is introductory and contains a historical overview, discussion of the evolution of electoral provisions, an account of the current electoral provisions, and a comment on the electoral statistics. The
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AbstractThis chapter on elections and electoral systems in Malawi follows the same format as all the other country chapters in the book. The first section is introductory and contains a historical overview, discussion of the evolution of electoral provisions, an account of the current electoral provisions, and a comment on the electoral statistics. The
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