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Launch of Ablogui’s Gqui Ose application in partnership with Solthis as seen by Média Guinée.com
Guinea SRHR

Launch of Ablogui’s Gqui Ose application in partnership with Solthis as seen by Média Guinée.com

4 June 2024

Friday, May 24, 2024, the Association des Blogueurs de Guinée (ABLOGUI), in partnership with Solthis, launched its mobile application GquiOse! Developed as part of the PAJES project, this application aims to improve the Sexual and Reproductive Rights and Health of young people and to fight against gender-based violence through dematerialized channels. GquiOse offers a wide range of functions: read articles;...

A recap of our presence at the AFRAVIH 2024 conference
HIV/AIDS

A recap of our presence at the AFRAVIH 2024 conference

16 May 2024

Solthis participated in the 12th International Francophone Conference on HIV, Hepatitis and Sexual Health (AFRAVIH), held in Yaoundé, Cameroon. On this occasion, a delegation of 17 Solthis team members was mobilized to lead a symposium dedicated to the SANSAS project, as well as to present five oral communications, four posters and our actions on our stand. Find out more about...

Closure of the Labos 2S project
Niger HIV/AIDS Tuberculosis

Closure of the Labos 2S project

17 July 2023

On 6 July 2023, in Niamey, the LABO2S project was brought to a close, with the aim of strengthening laboratories in the service of health in Niger. After 3 years in action, the project has demonstrated its success with 3 main results. Improved organisation of healthcare in Niamey and Dosso Improved performance of the National HIV Reference Laboratory Improved access...

The share project, by two local newspapers in Sierra Leone

The share project, by two local newspapers in Sierra Leone

15 April 2024

Read the articles published by two local newspapers Awoko and  Standard Times about the launch of the SHARE project in Sierra Leone.