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Jacinta and Rachel recognise International Nurses Day (May 12) by speaking to Dr Liz Crock AM and Mark Thompson about their experiences as nurses working in HIV care and more. Dr Liz Crock AM talks about her experiences as a nurse in the early days of HIV. She worked at the famous Fairfield Infectious Diseases Hospital in the HIV ward, and has continued to dedicate her work to addressing HIV stigma. Mark Thompson is an STI and HIV specialist nurse. Mark discusses the importance of queer affirming sexual health care and his experiences as a nurse in various settings.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - A one day media training on early warning and response reporting put together for Journalists in Enugu by Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), has ended with a call for robust synergy between newsmen and relevant Stakeholders. The organization equally stressed the need for building synergy through formation of an Emergency

The Vice President of the Commission, H. E. Damtien L. Tchinchibidja led an ECOWAS delegation to Washington D.C., USA, from the 6th to the 10th of March 2023 to foster partnerships for enhanced Early Warning and Early Warning Response in the ECOWAS region. In line with 2022-2026 Strategic Objectives of…

Monrovia – The Liberia Peacebuilding Office through the Ministry of Internal Affairs with support from its partners Embassy of Sweden, Irish Aid, European Union, UN Peacebuilding Fund, UNDP Liberia, UN Women, and others has launched the Early Warning

WASHINGTON – The World Bank approved an Additional Financing to the Rural Economic Transformation Project (RETRAP-AF) to the tune of $30 million in concessional International Development Association (IDA)* credit to improve productivity and market ac