Ibrahim Index of African Governance

Endurance22 Expedition Sets Sail In Search of Shackleton's Lost Ship

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Saturday, February 5, 2022
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Dr John Shears, Polar geographer and explorer, leads the expedition and Mensun Bound, Falklands-born marine archaeologist, is Director of Exploration.

Key Points: 
  • Dr John Shears, Polar geographer and explorer, leads the expedition and Mensun Bound, Falklands-born marine archaeologist, is Director of Exploration.
  • On this expedition the Sabertooths will remain on their tether at all times, to prevent their loss under the ice.
  • Endurance22 aims to bring the story of Shackleton, his ship and the members of his team to new and younger audiences.
  • "Embarking on this Expedition to locate the wreck of Endurance is incredibly exciting for all who are involved.

Endurance22 Expedition Sets Sail In Search of Shackleton's Lost Ship

Retrieved on: 
Saturday, February 5, 2022
South African Weather Service, Ice, Weather, Real Stories, News, Royal Geographical Society, Explorer AUV, Antarctic Treaty System, German Aerospace Center, Alfred Wegener Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Social media, Awareness, RTW, Biometrics use by the South African government, Research, S. A. Agulhas, Historic site, Expedition, All3Media, Geographer, Russian, Trust, Technology, Knowledge, Monument, SAAB, History, Hits & Highlights '68–'76, Weddell Sea, IBG, The Sabertooth Vampire, Ibrahim Index of African Governance, Learning, COVID, S. A. Agulhas II, Stellenbosch University, Noise, Climate change, Hope, Engineering, Aalto University, DLR, History, Partnership, Historic Sites and Monuments in Antarctica, Communications satellite, Whaling, Antarctic, African, Antarctica, Ernest Shackleton

Dr John Shears, Polar geographer and explorer, leads the expedition and Mensun Bound, Falklands-born marine archaeologist, is Director of Exploration.

Key Points: 
  • Dr John Shears, Polar geographer and explorer, leads the expedition and Mensun Bound, Falklands-born marine archaeologist, is Director of Exploration.
  • On this expedition the Sabertooths will remain on their tether at all times, to prevent their loss under the ice.
  • Endurance22 aims to bring the story of Shackleton, his ship and the members of his team to new and younger audiences.
  • "Embarking on this Expedition to locate the wreck of Endurance is incredibly exciting for all who are involved.

illumigyn™ Partners with Peramare Enterprises Ltd. and Supported by Afreximbank to Deploy Its Cutting-Edge Gynecological Imaging System and Cloud-Based Platform throughout Africa

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Monday, November 22, 2021
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DURBAN, South Africa, Nov. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- illumigyn , the world's first remote gynecological imaging platform, announced today that it signed a new distribution agreement with Peramare Enterprises to deploy 20,000 Gynescopes systems across Africa.

Key Points: 
  • DURBAN, South Africa, Nov. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- illumigyn , the world's first remote gynecological imaging platform, announced today that it signed a new distribution agreement with Peramare Enterprises to deploy 20,000 Gynescopes systems across Africa.
  • Cervical cancer is also the second most common and fatal cancer in women in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA); more women die of cervical cancer each year than during childbirth.
  • Yet, in a recent 11-country study, the survival rate from cervical cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa is 33% five years post-diagnosis.
  • "Cervical cancer is among the highest killers of our women," said Mrs. Oluranti Doherty, Director of Export Development of Afreximbank.

illumigyn™ Partners with Peramare Enterprises Ltd. and Supported by Afreximbank to Deploy Its Cutting-Edge Gynecological Imaging System and Cloud-Based Platform throughout Africa

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Monday, November 22, 2021
Ibrahim Index of African Governance, Cervical cancer, World Health Organization, Bank, Death, Partnership, West African Elephant Memorandum of Understanding, Woman, World, Cancer, Prevalence, Health, Vagina, Gynaecology, African Export–Import Bank, Letter, Survival rate, Physician, GP, Export Development Canada, LC, SSA, Board, FDA, Mortality, Public health, Ecosystem, Life, Birth control, Medical device, Drug

DURBAN, South Africa, Nov. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- illumigyn, the world's first remote gynecological imaging platform, announced today that it signed a new distribution agreement with Peramare Enterprises to deploy 20,000 Gynescopes™ systems across Africa. This milestone propels illumigyn's commitment to combat the prevalent and high mortality rates of cervical cancer in Africa by providing women with accessible screenings and remote-diagnostics platforms.

Key Points: 
  • DURBAN, South Africa, Nov. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- illumigyn , the world's first remote gynecological imaging platform, announced today that it signed a new distribution agreement with Peramare Enterprises to deploy 20,000 Gynescopes systems across Africa.
  • Cervical cancer is also the second most common and fatal cancer in women in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA); more women die of cervical cancer each year than during childbirth.
  • Yet, in a recent 11-country study, the survival rate from cervical cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa is 33% five years post-diagnosis.
  • "Cervical cancer is among the highest killers of our women," said Mrs. Oluranti Doherty, Director of Export Development of Afreximbank.