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    Press release22 February 2021

    Concern Worldwide responds to new devastating Covid-19 wave in Malawi where oxygen supplies are running out

    We're responding to a devastating new rise in Covid-19 cases and deaths in Malawi, where there is a critical shortage of medical oxygen.

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    Here’s a list of feel-good things as recommended by the staff at Concern.

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    28 January 2021

    Escalating conflict prevents life-saving aid reaching two million people in the Central African Republic

    Concern today warned that the escalating conflict in CAR is preventing humanitarian organisations from reaching an estimated 2.3 million people currently in dire need of food and assistance.

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    27 January 2021

    The big moments ahead in 2021

    As we look ahead to 2021, these four events could decide the fate of millions of the world’s poorest people.

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