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A shocking government revelation has exposed a painful national crisis: the vast majority of children living on Malawi's streets are not orphans, but children with parents who have failed, abandoned or permitted them to survive in some of the country's harshest environments.
Minister of Gender, Children, Disability and Social Welfare Mary Navicha disclosed on Saturday that 88 percent of Malawi's estimated 4,000 street-connected children have at least one living parent. Even more disturbing, 56 percent reportedly go to the streets with the knowledge or permission of their parents or guardians.
The figures, revealed during the commemoration of the International Day of Families and Street-connected Children at Lunzu Primary School in Blantyre, have raised serious questions about the state of
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