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SA: Reginah Mhaule: Address by the Deputy Minister of Basic Education, at the launch of the Education plus initiative (31/03/2022) - Vimarsana News

SA: Reginah Mhaule: Address by the Deputy Minister of Basic Education, at the launch of the Education plus initiative (31/03/2022)

It is interesting to note that all 5 of these agencies are led by women, working with the Ministry of Basic Education that is also led by women, the Minister and myself as the Deputy Minister.

SA: David Mabuza: Address by South African Deputy President, at the World TB Day commemoration, Northern Cape Province (24/03/2022) - Vimarsana News

SA: David Mabuza: Address by South African Deputy President, at the World TB Day commemoration, Northern Cape Province (24/03/2022)

It is a day in 1882, when Dr Robert Koch discovered the bacterium that causes Tuberculosis, thus paving a way towards the diagnosis and curing of TB. Since then life has never been the same. 

Community Scoop » UN Women's Rights Committee Rules That Criminalisation Of Same-sex Intimacy Between Women Is A Human Rights Violation - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » UN Women's Rights Committee Rules That Criminalisation Of Same-sex Intimacy Between Women Is A Human Rights Violation

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Prioritise HIV prevention injection, activists say - Vimarsana News

Prioritise HIV prevention injection, activists say

Several HIV activists interviewed by Thabo Molelekwa say that access to the injection should be prioritised in South Africa.

Source: news24.com
South Africa must prioritise and effectively roll out H... - Vimarsana News

South Africa must prioritise and effectively roll out H...

An HIV-prevention injection taken every two months was recently approved in the US. Several HIV activists interviewed say that access to the injection should be prioritised in South Africa and that we need to do a better job in rolling out the injection than we did with the roll-out of preventi...