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Are white mercenaries fighting in the DRC conflict? – DW – 01/17/2023 - Vimarsana News

Are white mercenaries fighting in the DRC conflict? – DW – 01/17/2023

Western diplomats are deeply worried about the sudden appearance of Eastern European mercenaries in the volatile eastern Congo. Despite denials by Kinshasa, rumors abound that it hired the notorious Russian Wagner Group.

Source: dw.com
Democratic Republic of Congo: Inside the country with the lowest Covid vaccination rate in the world - Vimarsana News

Democratic Republic of Congo: Inside the country with the lowest Covid vaccination rate in the world

In this Central African country, misinformation, mistrust and supply issues combine to stoke a worrying public health issue. | ITV National News

Source: itv.com
Sea Monster awarded R1.4m to develop their idea to combat Covid-19 misinformation - Vimarsana News

Sea Monster awarded R1.4m to develop their idea to combat Covid-19 misinformation

Sea Monster awarded R1.4m to develop their idea to combat Covid-19 misinformation By IOL Reporter Share CAPE Town-based company Sea Monster will receive a sub-grant of about $100 000 (R1.4 million) to develop their idea to combat Covid-19 and vaccine misinformation. This comes after the company was selected as one of the three winners of the US-Africa Tech Challenge for their innovative approach of using games and animation to combat Covid-19 and vaccine misinformation. Sea Monster provides platforms for game development services, as well as augmented reality and virtual reality solutions. Fo...

Source: iol.co.za
Fighting Disinfodemic in Central Africa: Fact-checkers Experience Against Covid-19 Fake News - Vimarsana News

Fighting Disinfodemic in Central Africa: Fact-checkers Experience Against Covid-19 Fake News

"...started a movement to raise awareness on how to consume information more responsibly." Coupled with the vast and fast spread of the novel coronavirus, the World Health Organization (WHO), the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO), and others have described the dis/mis-information swirling around COVID-19 as toxic and potentially deadly in its own right. In Central Africa, where a digital divide is the reality, it is often up to connected journalists to bridge the online world and the offline spheres of the oral traditions that feature African cultures....