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16-year-old makes history graduating TWU to pursue PhD in sociology – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth - Vimarsana News

16-year-old makes history graduating TWU to pursue PhD in sociology – NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth

On a day all about celebrating academic achievement, in a sea of graduates, there are some whose accomplishments rise above the crowd.

Source: nbcdfw.com
In-depth: For the control of Kola Shara: Armed insurgency simmer in Ethiopia's youngest regional state - Vimarsana News

In-depth: For the control of Kola Shara: Armed insurgency simmer in Ethiopia's youngest regional state

In-depth: For the control of Kola Shara: Armed insurgency simmer in Ethiopia's youngest regional state Addis Standard -

News: EHRC report exposes tragedy, turmoil in Southern Ethiopia's Kola Shara kebele near Arba Minch - Vimarsana News

News: EHRC report exposes tragedy, turmoil in Southern Ethiopia's Kola Shara kebele near Arba Minch

News: EHRC report exposes tragedy, turmoil in Southern Ethiopia's Kola Shara kebele near Arba Minch Addis Standard -

News: Rights group reports surge in violence over governance in Gamo Zone - Vimarsana News

News: Rights group reports surge in violence over governance in Gamo Zone

News: Rights group reports surge in violence over governance in Gamo Zone Addis Standard Politics -

​​RAFT TechTalk: Aedes-borne arbovirus threats in Africa: a closer look at Aedes albopictus and other secondary vectors​​​ - Vimarsana News

​​RAFT TechTalk: Aedes-borne arbovirus threats in Africa: a closer look at Aedes albopictus and other secondary vectors​​​

Aedes-borne arboviruses such as dengue, chikungunya, zika and yellow fever are an increasing public health threat globally. ​Dengue alone accounts for an estimated 390 million infections annually. This has caused WHO to initiate a Global Arbovirus ​Initiative. A recent WHO/TDR survey found “huge gaps” across all WHO AFRO countries in their readiness to confront arbovirus ​outbreaks. Aedes aegypti is the primary vector in most outbreaks, but the Asian-origin Aedes albopictus is spreading to more and more African countries, and little is known about other indigenous secondary vectors.