In a meeting with the World Health Organization (WHO), South Africa expressed concerns over the slow pace of COVID-19 vaccine distribution in Africa, emphasizing the need for equitable access to vaccines. President Cyril Ramaphosa urged for a global commitment to sharing vaccines and technology to enable African countries to produce their own vaccines, aiming to boost the continent’s vaccine manufacturing capacity. The discussions also addressed the importance of vaccine equity in combating the pandemic worldwide.
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Murphy steps down after years of guiding leadership
Clair Murphy, a dedicated member of the Guiding movement since childhood, stepped down as the regional commissioner of Gauteng East Girl Guides after empowering young girls for years. Despite facing challenges like load shedding and crime, she saw growth in membership and emphasized community service and environmental awareness. Murphy hopes her legacy of efficient systems and inclusive leadership will continue to inspire future volunteers, encouraging them to lead with empathy and adapt to varying levels...
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