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Vaccination rates in children have increased slightly, but millions of people are still unprotected

Annual WHO-UNICEF National Immunization Coverage Estimates reveal 90 percent of babies worldwide receive at least one dose of medication for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis (DTP) vaccine last year, meanwhile 85 percent completed the recommended three-dose course. Although both figures increase by one percentage point from 2024, global vaccination coverage remains below pre-pandemic levels. The loss of life-saving vaccines A estimates …

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Dun & Bradstreet updates supplier platform with compliance tools and artificial intelligence

Dun & Bradstreet South Asia, Middle East and Africa (D&B SAME) is set to launch an updated version of its supplier onboarding platform, Vend-R, as the global data and analytics company looks to help companies strengthen risk management and third-party compliance. The new platform goes beyond supplier onboarding to provide organizations with a single system for managing a broader network …

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Kabza De Small – Angeke feat. Thatohatsi, Young Stunna and Sly

Join the Sixja Telegram channel Get the latest music updates instantly. Sign up now South African Amapiano pioneer Kabza DeSmall returns with another amazing release titled Angeke starring the brilliant Thatohatsi, Young Stunna and Sly. Kabza, a producer who has continuously churned out noteworthy tracks, once again proves that he has unrivaled production talent with this one, which is …

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KFN Board Members Support Dimkpa and Praise NSC for Upholding Due Process

Post views: 8 – The President is preparing to convene the first meeting of the board By Ohis Asein Two board members of the Karate Federation of Nigeria (KFN), Dr Mustapha Sheriff Ramadan, representing the North East, and Mr Brian Obinna, representing the South East, congratulated Engr. Chukwudi Dimkpa on his rise as president of the Nigeria Karate Federation, …

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From NASA to the classroom: Engineers bring AI to those left behind

Growing up in New Jersey, Ms. Jetter saved the money her grandfather gave her – not for candy, but for batteries and light bulbs, so she could make circuits out of whatever she found in the neighborhood. His father took him to the library to look for materials; his mother, a kindergarten and special education teacher, taught him how to …

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