Rwanda: COVID-19 case update
Total cases: 2,717 (+73) Recovered: 1,705 (+7) Active cases: 1,001 Tests: 351,383 (+5,463) Deaths: 11 (+1)
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COVID-19 statistics in South Africa
Tests conducted: 3 480 283 Positive cases identified: 599 940 Total recoveries: 497 169 Total deaths: 12 618 New cases: 3 880
Nigeria: COVID-19 case update
476 new cases of COVID-19 in Nigeria; Lagos – 235 FCT – 44 Kaduna – 41 Borno – 33 Plateau – 28 Abia –
Coronavirus – Nigeria: Imo State launches Innovative Mobile Health Insurance Programme with Technical Support from WHO
The Governor of Imo State, His Excellency Hope Uzodinma on 19 August 2020, launched the innovative Mobile Health Insurance Programme in Owerri. This mobile
Zambia’s COVID-19 home-based care relieves health facilities
Shortly after Zambia reported its first cases of COVID-19 in March 2020, the country’s National Public Health Institute launched intensive, targeted screenings for cases in
Coronavirus – Uganda: UNHCR Operational Update
3,054 new arrivals entered Uganda from the Democratic Republic of the Congo on 1-3 July, following Uganda’s decision to temporary re-open the border on humanitarian
Coronavirus – Faster Access to Better Financing for Emergency Response and Resilience in Kenya
Kenya, along with its neighbors, is extremely vulnerable to climate change impacts, including longer periods of drought and less predictable rainfall patterns. In this unprecedented time
COVID-19 Socio-Economic Response and Recovery Plan for Egypt
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on all countries is unprecedented with more than 14.5 million confirmed COVID-19 cases worldwide, including more than 607,000 associated
Coronavirus – Africa: WHO Africa COVID-19 Update
Over 1.1 million confirmed COVID19 cases on the African continent – with more than 880,000 recoveries & 26,000 deaths cumulatively.
Ministry of Health Yellow Fever Vaccination Campaign targets 1.6 million lives in the West-Nile region of Uganda
Mr Mark Oguma Oguti and his daughter Claudia are thrilled about the launch of the Yellow Fever Vaccination campaign. Asked whether his other family members