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Coronavirus – Somalia: As COVID-19 rages on, midwives continue to provide quality care in Somalia

September 7, 2020

Download logoZahra Abdirisak, 24, qualified as a midwife in 2017 from Mogadishu Midwifery School which receives technical and financial support from UNFPA. She has since been playing her role as a midwife; being the primary caregiver for women and their newborns during pregnancy, labour, childbirth and in the post-delivery period.

“My role mainly focuses on contributing to saving the lives of mothers, and they’re newborn. I also work on providing comprehensive sexual and reproductive heal

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