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Exposed: South Africa s role in Yemeni civil conflict s humanitarian crisis

Exposed: South Africa’s role in Yemeni civil conflict’s humanitarian crisis © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved Since the outbreak six years ago of the bitter regionalised war in Yemen resulting in a desperate humanitarian crisis, South African arms companies, including Rheinmetall Denel Munition (RDM), have profited handsomely from the sale of weapons to parties central to the conflict. In doing so RDM may be guilty of contributing to gross human rights violations in Yemen, a small republic in the southern Arabian Peninsula. This according to an investigation by NPO Open Secrets titled “Profiting from Misery South Africa’s war crimes in Yemen”. The report is to be released on 3 March 2021 during a webinar with

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The Yemen conflict has been great business for SA arms dealers

MONEYWEB app instead? The Yemen conflict has been great business for SA arms dealers New Open Secrets report says South Africans should demand an end to the flow of weapons to this tragedy. 00:02 Image: Glen Carey/Bloomberg Yemen is the locus of the worldâs worst humanitarian crisis, leaving 80% of the population in need of humanitarian help. Schools, factories and hospitals have been destroyed and there is evidence that civilians have been deliberately targeted. Itâs a complex conflict with abuses on all sides. In September 2020, a UN report concluded that both Saudi Arabia and the UAE, along with the government of Yemen and secessionist forces, have committed acts that may amount to war crimes. These actions include targeting and murdering civilians, rape and sexual violence, torture, and use of child soldiers.

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Critical step forward for radiotherapy with a new method to treat cancer

Share A new research development from The University of Manchester and the Christie NHS Foundation Trust has shown progress for developing a potential new cancer treatment using high energy electron beams. The collaborative research team have published their findings in Nature’s journal, Scientific Reports, and demonstrated that Very High Energy Electron (VHEE) beams can have a positive effect for treatment with damage to DNA at similar levels to those conventional X-Rays and proton therapy, whilst harnessing the unique technological qualities of electron beams. Human cells are composed of DNA and this new result is a fundamental step forward for VHEE radiation as a treatment for a number of cancers. This new treatment has the potential to extend conventional treatment with electron beams used in hospital which only penetrate a few centimetres into the body and struggle to reliably reach deep seated tumours.

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KPMG tries to win back SA s trust – won t do non-audit work for listed companies

KPMG tries to win back SA s trust â won t do non-audit work for listed companies 15 February 2021 6:26 PM Share This: For many, the word KPMG has become synonymous with State Capture . Bruce Whitfield interviews Prof Wiseman Nkuhlu (KPMG SA). TRENDING ON THE MONEY SHOW: KPMG will stop providing non-audit related services (e.g. consulting, business analysis, non-audit legal services, etc.) to companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE), the firm announced on Monday. The move is to prevent the perception of conflicts of interest and forms part of an attempt by the firm to restore societyâs trust in it and the auditing profession after a number of accounting scandals over the past few years.

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