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South African women's group trains police to respond to gender-based violence - Vimarsana News

South African women's group trains police to respond to gender-based violence

New York, USA, 8 January 2023 -/African Media Agency(AMA)/-The rate of violence against women and girls in South Africa is among the highest in the world:

Source: africa.com
South African women's group trains police to respond to gender-based violence - Vimarsana News

South African women's group trains police to respond to gender-based violence

Through a partnership with UN Women Ilitha Labantu launched a programme in 2021 to work with the South African Police Service on a survivor-centred approach to instruct officers on working with survivors of gender-based violence.

Genomics in Africa: What it means to build capacity - Vimarsana News

Genomics in Africa: What it means to build capacity

During the Covid-19 pandemic, we saw the remarkable power of genomics in helping us keep track of new viral variants. Several scientists argue that Africa should continue to invest in genomics to support disease control and public health. Sue Segar asks what this means in practice and why it is...

Consortium sparks debate over intellectual property of mRNA vaccines manufactured in SA - Vimarsana News

Consortium sparks debate over intellectual property of mRNA vaccines manufactured in SA

The National Prosecuting Authority's Asset Forfeiture Unit has been granted an order to restrain some R583.8m in assets belonging to employees of former Eskom contractor Asea Brown Boveri and six other interested parties...

It's going to cost around R1.6 billion to get SA producing mRNA vaccines – half is already raised - Vimarsana News

It's going to cost around R1.6 billion to get SA producing mRNA vaccines – half is already raised

South Africa has been chosen as a Covid-19 mRNA vaccine technology transfer hub and hopes to start producing jabs in 2023.