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MUNA AHMED - Patriarchy and Negotiated Democracy Knock Wajir Women off the Ballot - Vimarsana News

MUNA AHMED - Patriarchy and Negotiated Democracy Knock Wajir Women off the Ballot

For clan elders in Wajir County, a less educated male candidate is still preferable to an educated woman who is regarded as a “weak” leader who cannot deliver on expectations.

Analysis-Far more finance needed for nature-rich nations to make global deal fly - Vimarsana News

Analysis-Far more finance needed for nature-rich nations to make global deal fly

Ahead of a global summit to agree a new pact to protect nature that kicks off next month, environmentalists said developing nations will need more funding to implement its goals, branding the $10 billion a year now being sought "woefully inadequate".

Leaked Audios Expose Anti-Ghana Agenda By CSOs - Vimarsana News

Leaked Audios Expose Anti-Ghana Agenda By CSOs

Leaked Audios Expose Anti-Ghana Agenda By CSOs

Affordable hepatitis drug offers new hope to millions - Vimarsana News

Affordable hepatitis drug offers new hope to millions

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Malaysia has registered the world’s first affordable – and effective – new drug for hepatitis C, offering the hope of accessible treatment to millions of people around the world at risk from a disease that has few early symptoms, is hard to diagnose and is often seen as a “silent killer”. The drug, ravidasvir, was approved for use with an existing drug, sofosbuvir, in June, five years after the Malaysian government, partnered with the Drugs for Neglected Diseases initiative (DNDi), a collaborative, non-profit drug research organisation to develop the drug....

Malaysia's 'empty syringe' incidents may fuel Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy, experts say - Vimarsana News

Malaysia's 'empty syringe' incidents may fuel Covid-19 vaccine hesitancy, experts say

July 21, 2021 Malaysia ’s Health Minister Adham Baba on Tuesday said residents who received improperly administered Covid-19 vaccine shots would be called in for a fresh dose, as observers warned that reports of such impropriety would further fuel vaccine hesitancy. The minister’s brief comments to the Berita Harian newspaper follow intense discussions on social media over videos purportedly showing staff at vaccination centres administering jabs with empty syringes. On Monday (July 19), the country’s Covid-19 Immunisation Task Force (CITF) said it took the reports seriously and would ...