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Awezamed App Bridges Language Divide Fight Against Covid 19 | Govermate

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Awezamed App Bridges Language Divide Fight Against Covid 19

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)Ref: https://www.csir.co.za/awezamed-app-bridges-language-divide-fight-against-covid-19

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Source domain: csir.co.za

Collected on 21 September 2026

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This is a CSIR news article about the development of the AwezaMed app. It says the app is intended to reduce language barriers between healthcare professionals and patients and improve communication about COVID-19 safety protocols and other vital information.

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mobile health applicationOngoing

AwezaMed app

A voice-enabled local mobile application intended to help healthcare professionals and patients communicate across language barriers and understand COVID-19 safety protocols and other vital information.

Who it is for: Healthcare professionals and patients who do not share a common language
How to act on it: Use the voice-enabled AwezaMed app; the document does not state a download link or other access instructions.

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the voice-enabled AwezaMed app will help to make this possible.

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Reference

https://www.csir.co.za/awezamed-app-bridges-language-divide-fight-against-covid-19

Key Takeaways

AwezaMed app
COVID-19 safety protocols and vital information
South Africa has 11 official languages
The app is intended to improve communication between healthcare professionals and patients
Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)
AwezaMed