6 Mar 2026
Communication for Social Change in Sub-Saharan AfricaPublisher siteActive, last published 2026
Yamikani
Ndasauka
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University of Malawi
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14 works12 Sept 2024Open access6cites
Cultural determinants of COVID-19 vaccines misinformation in MalawiPublisher siteHumanities and Social Sciences Communications, Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy
13 Jun 2024Open access1cites
Mental health is just an Addendum: Assessing stakeholder’s perceptions on COVID-19 and mental health services provision in MalawiPublisher sitePLoS ONE, COVID-19 and Mental Health
6 May 2024Open access12cites
The mental health toll among healthcare workers during the COVID-19 Pandemic in MalawiPublisher siteScientific Reports, COVID-19 and Mental Health
1 May 20244cites
Stewards or Manipulators? Knowledge Brokers’ Complex Positionality in Combating the COVID-19 Infodemic in MalawiPublisher siteAfrican Journalism Studies, Misinformation and Its Impacts
26 Apr 2024Open access12cites
Knowledge, attitudes and demographic drivers for COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy in MalawiPublisher siteScientific Reports, Vaccine Coverage and Hesitancy
1 Jan 2024Open access7cites
Cultural persistence and change in university students' social networking motives and problematic usePublisher siteHeliyon, Impact of Technology on Adolescents
1 Jan 20244cites
African Philosophy and the Quest for Just TechnologiesPublisher siteExpert Academic Profiles go further
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