The Institute attends the SADC diagnostic subcommittee meeting

: Group photo

The results of Namibia's experience with the use of SILAB (Diagnostic Activity Management Information System) software were presented at the SADC diagnostic subcommittee meeting, held in Mauritius from 26 to 29 October 2010.

This software was specifically developed for and supplied to the Central Veterinary Lab in WINDHOEK by the G. Caporale Institute, represented at the meeting by Patrizia Colangeli, head of the Data Processing Centre's Development Department.

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