What is Icasa conference?
The International Conference on AIDS and Sexually Transmitted Infections in Africa (ICASA) is a major bilingual international AIDS conference which takes place in Africa. Its current biennial hosting alternates between Anglophone and Francophone African countries.
When did the AIDS epidemic start in South Africa?
Overview of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic. The first case of HIV infection in South Africa was reported in 1982 and this heralded the start of the first wave of the HIV epidemic, which was limited to the gay community, blood transfusion recipients and haemophiliacs.
Who brought AIDS in South Africa?
The first case of HIV infection probably occurred around 1930 in West Africa. One form of the virus (HIV-2) that causes Aids made the jump from animals to people by 1940 during a war in the West African country of Guinea-Bissau .
What does Icasa stand for?
the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa
ICASA is an acronym for the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa. ICASA was established in July 2000 as a merger of the Telecommunications Regulators Association of Southern Africa and the Independent Broadcasting Authority.
How do I get a Icasa certificate?
You can do an online submission by following the process below:
- Get Registered. Register an account on the ICASA website.
- Submit to ICASA. Attach your full EMC, RF and Safety test reports.
- Alternatively, let one of our recommended consultants take care of the process on your behalf. Get in Touch.
Who owns the South African media?
The South African Broadcasting Corporation or SABC is South Africa’s state-owned public broadcaster. All broadcasters are subject to the Broadcast Complaints Commission.
What is Ecns license?
“An ECNS licence allows a company to deploy and operate a physical network. An ECS licence is mostly for providers only, as it enables its holders to provide electronic communications services to customers over its own or via another company’s network.”
How do I become a WIFI provider in South Africa?
In order to start building your communications infrastructure and selling bandwidth you will need to obtain the relevant licences as defined and required by ICASA. Both the Individual ECNS and ECS licences are issued for an initial term of 20 years.
Who needs an ICASA license?
Only non-profit entities are eligible to apply and the licence is non-renewable. The registration notice must be accompanied by proof of payment of a non-refundable application fee of R3 986, which must be paid into ICASA’s bank account.
Who Is News 24 owned by?
Media24
News24 is owned by Media24, a South African media company, with interests in digital media and services, newspapers, magazines, e-commerce, book publishing, print and distribution.
When is the 9th AIDS Conference in South Africa?
The 9th SA AIDS Conference will be taking place from 11-14 June 2019 at the Durban ICC. This is a biannual conference and is the second largest HIV conference in the world, attended by over 3,000 people, 25% of which are from countries other than South Africa. It is one of the most prominent medical meetings in southern Africa.
What is the HIV and AIDS Programme in South Africa?
In fact the Health Department’s programme of prevention is called the “National HIV and AIDS and TB Programme”. In line with United Nations requirements, South Africa has also drawn up an “HIV & AIDS and STI Strategic Plan”.
Are there any AIDS awareness campaigns in South Africa?
Awareness campaigns. The four main HIV/AIDS awareness campaigns in South Africa are Khomanani (funded by the government), LoveLife (primarily privately funded), Soul City (a television drama for adults) and Soul Buddyz (a television series for teenagers).
How is the media contributing to the AIDS epidemic in South Africa?
Role of the media in South Africa’s epidemic. A recent study by the HIV/AIDS and the Media Project has shown that the quantity of HIV-related news coverage has declined dramatically from 2002/3 (what could be considered the pinnacle of government denialism) to the more recent “conflict resolution” phase under Zuma.
