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Kenyans feature at launch of Africa Online Safety Platform in Johannesburg - Vimarsana News

Kenyans feature at launch of Africa Online Safety Platform in Johannesburg

Event was used to mark Safer Internet Day 2024.

The Market Outlook Report from Secure Digital Markets - Vimarsana News

The Market Outlook Report from Secure Digital Markets

Secure Digital Markets "Market Outlook" report reflects the challenges and resilience of the crypto industry. The report analyzes digital asset trends, regulatory shifts, and insights from industry leaders providing guidance on the key themes and trends that will shape the industry in 2024.

Leadership roles still not there for women despite females dominating nursing profession - Vimarsana News

Leadership roles still not there for women despite females dominating nursing profession

In Australia, the nursing profession remains dominated by women. But new research has revealed women are still struggling to land leadership roles in the healthcare sector, despite having significant experience and training.

Source: sbs.com.au
Tamale SHS students empowered in the fight against gender-based violence - Vimarsana News

Tamale SHS students empowered in the fight against gender-based violence

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Tamale SHS students empowered to fight against gender-based violence - Vimarsana News

Tamale SHS students empowered to fight against gender-based violence

A night of movie, poetry, and drama/music held at Tamale Senior High School in the Northern region to mark this year's 16-day activism against gender-based violence has empowered both boys and girls to address issues of violence, particularly within school settings.