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ECOWAS Trains Personnel of NCCRMs - Vimarsana News

ECOWAS Trains Personnel of NCCRMs

ECOWAS trains personnel of the National Centers for the Coordination of Early Warning and Response Mechanisms (NCCRMs) in Dakar Senegal from September 19 to 23rd, 2022. The induction training served to deepen employees’ understanding of the workings of the National Centers, their functions, personnel roles, and responsibilities needed to adequately…

ECOWAS to Collaborate with NATO on Climate Change, Terrorism - Vimarsana News

ECOWAS to Collaborate with NATO on Climate Change, Terrorism

ECOWAS Early Warning Directorate (ECOWARN) to Collaborate with NATO on Climate Change, Fight Against Terrorism and Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea The Directorate of Early Warning of the ECOWAS Commission is holding a Working Session with the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO) Strategic Direction South Hub today, May 10,…

The Covid Narrative Falls Apart in South Africa - Vimarsana News

The Covid Narrative Falls Apart in South Africa

Commentary Last week, China Daily published an article that perfectly encapsulates the magical thinking taking place worldwide around Covid-19. Titled ...

More Media Gaslighting As Their Covid Narrative Falls Apart In South Africa - Vimarsana News

More Media Gaslighting As Their Covid Narrative Falls Apart In South Africa

Last week, China Daily published an article that perfectly encapsulates the magical thinking taking place worldwide around Covid-19 vaccines. Titled “Plea for jabs even as Africa infections trend lower,” the piece

Plea for jabs even as Africa infections trend lower - Vimarsana News

Plea for jabs even as Africa infections trend lower

Health experts in Africa are stepping up calls for more people to get vaccinated against COVID-19 in a bid to ward off future outbreaks even as trends point to a decline in the growth rate for new infections.