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    VVater Accelerates Global Expansion with Strategic Entry into Southern Africa

    MS Group chaired by Lord Anthony St John of Bletso, signs a partnership agreement with VVater to bring its advanced treatment technology to one of the world’s most water-stressed regions. Through the agreement, VVater SADC, a newly formed regional venture, was created in partnership with the MS Group, a conglomerate that operates in a variety of territories and verticals, chaired by Lord Anthony St John of Bletso in partnership with Green Office, the South African business service group led by former Springbok rugby international Wayne Fyvie and Warren Valentine. The partnership spans 16 SADC countries, including South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Mozambique, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and more.

    Caldwell Strengthens Life Sciences and Healthcare Practice with Addition of Olga Kozlova in Dubai

    Olga Kozlova, Partner in Caldwell’s Life Sciences and Healthcare Practice, based in Dubai. Kozlova advises clients across the Middle East, North Africa and Europe on senior executive and board appointments across healthcare and life sciences. With nearly 20 years of executive search and leadership advisory experience, Kozlova partners with multinational, regional and founder-led organizations to recruit CEOs, general managers and other senior executives.

    Assembly Appoints Ravi Rao as MENA CEO

    This leadership appointment strengthens Assembly’s regional scale and market ambition DUBAI, AE / ACCESS Newswire / February 25, 2026 / Assembly, the global media agency…

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    Widening Ebola Crisis in DRC Faces Critical Staffing and Funding Challenges, WHO Reports

    A severe lack of trained personnel, operational partners, and financial backing is creating significant obstacles in controlling the spreading Ebola outbreak across the Democratic Republic of the Congo. WHO technical briefings indicate that the outbreak has extended beyond the initial epicenter in Bunia into six northeastern provinces. The outbreak, caused by the Bundibugyo virus strain, has resulted in over 6,000 cases and 3,175 deaths, making it the deadliest Ebola event in the country’s history. International agencies warn that staff shortages and funding issues are hindering the Ebola response, urging global donors to increase financial contributions.