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[Call to register] Webinar in lead up to World Cancer Day 2017

[Click here to see webinar recording] [Listen or Download audio podcast] In lead up to 2017 World Cancer Day this webinar aims to review if we are on track in reducing cancer deaths by one-third by 2030 (as well as other commitments made in SDGs in this regard).

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Date: Tuesday, 31st January 2017

Time: 1pm - 2pm Geneva time

The panel of experts include:
Moderators:
  • Ashok Ramsarup, award-winning senior journalist from Durban, South Africa and former Senior Producer at SABC
  • Shobha Shukla, CNS Managing Editor
Email us your questions in advance!

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CNS Webinars Team
Email: webinar@citizen-news.org
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