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COVID Vector Vaccines Explainer - Vimarsana News

COVID Vector Vaccines Explainer

More than 5 million people worldwide have had their lives cut short by COVID-19, and the number keeps rising. The best defense against this virus is a vaccine. VOA's Carol Pearson explains one approach in making a vaccine that's been effective against polio, measles, Ebola and other viruses

Nigeria Fuel Price Pollution ... - Vimarsana News

Nigeria Fuel Price Pollution ...

Nigerians are turning to cheaper firewood and charcoal for cooking after an October surge in gas prices doubled the price for cooking gas. Nigeria's liquefied petroleum gas suppliers and environmentalists are urging authorities to bring prices down for consumers and prevent a surge in air pollution

Livetalk: The Connection with Mike Hove - Vimarsana News

Livetalk: The Connection with Mike Hove

Tonight, on LiveTalk, host Mike Hove focuses on the detection of the new Omicron COVID-19 variant in Zimbabwe. We also focus on human rights in Zimbabwe as we discuss the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence Campaign and commemorate the life of Dewa Mavhinga, a prominent Human Rights Advocate who passed away on December 4th.

COVID South Africa GBV Alarm - Vimarsana News

COVID South Africa GBV Alarm

In the shadows of the coronavirus pandemic, violence against women has been alarmingly on the rise around the globe. With half of South African women reporting at least one incident of violence in their lifetime, a local tech company has developed an alarm system to help stop abuses.

Travel Uncertainty Returns with Omicron Variant - Vimarsana News

Travel Uncertainty Returns with Omicron Variant

Nearly two years after the coronavirus was first reported in China, a new variant discovered by scientists in South Africa has led to a fresh round of travel restrictions affecting millions around the world. VOA's Saqib Ul Islam reports on the hurdles travelers are again facing.