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Ray Mwareya

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  • Chief Executive Officer, MoneyLive
  • Finance and Diplomacy Journalist, Freelance
Canada, Johannesburg
As seen in: Medium, MSN UK, Africa Renewal, Daily Mail, El País, MSN Chile, MSN España, MSN South Africa, Reuters, The Guardian and
Finance Journalist for Reuters, Newsweek, Guardian, Telegraph, El Pais Spain, Al Jazeera, CNBC. Eye on capital markets. Story tips: mwareya.ray@gmail.com
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In Zambia, a new cadre of solar technicians keep rural vaccine fridges running

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By Ray Mwareya Verified
| Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance
At a glance Zambia is training up a decentralised network of technicians to maintain and repair solar-powered fridges, so that health centres have someone local to call when the all-important vaccine fridge goes on the blink. Health workers and parents alike describe the new initiative as a relief. In the past, remote health centres could wait weeks or months for an expert to be dispatched from the capital – a wait that could cost local children vital protection.
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‘The patients scattered’: how gun crime cuts off healthcare for South Africa’s poorest

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By Ray Mwareya Verified
| Inkl
Khayelitsha hospital in Cape Town. Medical staff have been the target of several robberies and extortion attempts in recent years. Photograph: Courtesy of hospital's emergency medicine team The three gunmen showed up just 10 minutes after the security guards had arrived for the early morning shift.
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‘The patients scattered’: how gun crime cuts off healthcare for South Africa’s poorest

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By Ray Mwareya Verified
| AOL UK Verified
The three gunmen showed up just 10 minutes after the security guards had arrived for the early morning shift. Tshiamo Nere* admits he was "frozen" with shock and could only stare as the men aimed their weapons at him and two colleagues at Khayelitsha's Town Two clinic in Cape Town, as screaming nurses and patients fled. They had a message, the men told the unarmed guards. "They demanded a protection fee from the security company that employs us to guard the clinic," Nere says.
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