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February 6, 2015At the beginning of January, over a million people were affected by extreme floods across Malawi. Torrents raged through villages, taking people, livestock and homes with them. Families who had little, were left with nothing- with no savings, no insurance and nowhere to go. The patchwork landscape of subsistence farming reduced to brown sludge.anemptytextlline -
January 31, 2015At the beginning of January, Malawi was hit with torrential rain and extreme flooding. It has affected over half a million people and left 200,000 people homeless.anemptytextlline -
January 30, 2015The Lantaa is a Community Savings and Credit Association (CSCA) in Pinihin in the Nkoranza North district of Brong Ahafo in Ghana. It is made up of thirty members -twenty-three women and seven menanemptytextlline -
January 30, 2015View the latest images of the devastating floods in Malawi.anemptytextlline -
January 27, 2015Torrential rain and strong winds are battering Malawi. The President of Malawi has declared disaster areas in half of Malawi’s 28 districts.anemptytextlline -
January 23, 2015Our last shift arrives and it feels like the last six weeks have flown by. Today the new team are working with us and we are really just here to help out with any problems and answer questions. I put on my PPE for the last time and take the new team leader into the hot zone.anemptytextlline -
January 15, 2015Following our shift today we take our whole team, including all of the national staff out for a meal. This involves a lot of singing, dancing, laughter and plenty of photos. Our team really is like a small family and it will be hard when the time comes to say goodbye.anemptytextlline -
January 8, 2015An ITV News crew visited the team of Doctors from the UK working in at the Makeni Emergency Treatment Centre in Sierra Leone, including our friend and guest blogger Emily. Here’s her latest update from the Ebola frontline…anemptytextlline
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