14 May 2026Open access
Household wealth and timing of first birth among highly educated women in sub-Saharan Africa: evidence from survey-adjusted survival analysisPublisher siteFrontiers in Reproductive Health, Global Maternal and Child Health
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Gladson Andrew
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Malawi Government
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Trade openness and manufacturing-led industrialisation in small economies: evidence from MalawiPublisher siteCogent Economics & Finance, Global trade and economics
22 Apr 2026Open access
From fertility intentions to contraceptive behaviour: evidence among women with children in MalawiPublisher siteFrontiers in Reproductive Health, Global Maternal and Child Health
1 Apr 2026Open access
DETERMINANTS AND EFFECT OF SMALL-SCALE LIVESTOCK PRODUCTION ON HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN MALAWI: EVIDENCE FROM FIFTH INTEGRATED HOUSEHOLD SURVEYPublisher siteAfrican and global issues quarterly., Agricultural Innovations and Practices
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