A young gender-based violence activist is revolutionising safety through technology with the creation of an emergency application software called the Salema app.
It ensures that a user in potential danger can quickly and discreetly send emergency alerts to trusted contacts by simply shaking their phone.
The app also has other smart lifesaving features.
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It ensures that a user in potential danger can quickly and discreetly send emergency alerts to trusted contacts by simply shaking their phone.
The app also has other smart lifesaving features.
For more news, visit sabcnews.com and #SABCNews on all Social Media platforms.
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