COVID-19 statistics in South Africa
Test conducted – 3001985 Positive cases identified – 503290 Total recoveries – 342461 Total deaths – 8153 New cases – 10107
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Zambia: COVID-19 Daily Status Update
119 new confirmed cases; 5 deaths; 363 recoveries New cases reported from: 119 Lusaka Deaths reported from: 5 Lusaka (4 Community deaths; 1 Facility death)
Coronavirus – Cameroon: North-West and South-West Regions, Health Cluster Update
In NW region, 16 out of the I9 health districts reported confirmed cases of COVID-l9. 68 % of the cases have been recorded in Bamenda
COVID-19 Response – Weekly UN in Zimbabwe Update
Government tightens lockdown in response to increasing spread of COVID-19 The Government of Zimbabwe issued a Statutory Instrument (SI 174 of 2020) on 22 July
Migrant workers and remittances in the context of COVID-19 in sub-Saharan Africa
• African migrants stimulate economic growth and development in areas of destination, transit and origin through their labour, skills transfer, consumption and investments. Their remittances
Robots use in Rwanda to fight against COVID-19
One of the challenges being faced worldwide is the rate of infection of health professionals while treating COVID-19 patients. 2016 statistics show the following picture
Malawi: COVID-19 Daily Information Update
New cases: 45 Total confirmed cases: 4231 Total active cases: 2189 Total recovered: 1919 (5 New) Total number of tests conducted: 31302 (663 New) Total
Exit Of Shoprite From Nigeria Will Boost Local Supermarkets – Shehu Sani
BY DAYO ADESULU Former Kaduna Central Senator Shehu Sani has said that if Shoprite wants to leave Nigeria, the South African retail grocery store was
African Union Member States reporting COVID-19 cases
African Union Member States (55) reporting COVID-19 cases (945,882), deaths (19,983), and recoveries (603,687) by region: Central (48,928 cases; 941 deaths; 34,501 recoveries): Burundi (395; 1;
Alumnus Lauds Sanwo-Olu On New Governing Council
BY SEYIFUNMI LUMEKO An alumnus of Lagos State University (LASU), Ayobamidele Yussuf was once crowded with a negative thought when he applied to study Biochemistry