Malawi Confirms 54 New Cases Of COVID-19
New cases: 54 Total confirmed cases: 803 Total active cases: 534 Total recovered: 258 Total number of tests conducted: 11074 Total deaths: 11.
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Statement attributable to the Spokesperson for the Secretary-General on Malawi
On the eve of presidential elections in Malawi scheduled to take place tomorrow, the Secretary-General calls on all political actors and stakeholders to renew their
African lives matter, too; Energy Policy decisions should consider their needs
As African oil and gas countries struggle with Covid-19’s devastating impact on demand, two international groups seem to be celebrating it. Earlier this month, the
BREAKING: Inspector General of Police Seals APC National Secretariat Abuja
The Nigeria Police Force has sealed the National Secretariat of the All Progressives Congress (APC). This was carried out this morning by a detachment of
Sierra Leone: Status Update for COVID-19 For Monday
Cumulative confirmed positive cases – 1,327 Total number of deaths – 55 Active new cases – 18 Active cases at Isolation Centres – 484 Cumulative recoveries
New data shows Impact of COVID-19 on Tourism as UNWTO calls for Responsible Restart of the Sector
As tourism slowly restarts in an increasing number of countries, the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has released new data measuring the impact of COVID-19 on
COVID-19 Situation Report for Nigeria On Monday
The COVID-19 Nigeria situation report for 21st June, 2020 has been published. Our daily COVID-19 situation reports provide a summary of the epidemiological situation &
Adage Formed By Nigerians On COVID-19
Sierra Leone was later than most to experience its first cases of COVID-19. Though the virus itself did not arrive in the country until 31 March 2020,
Kenya: COVID-19 Update As Of Monday
Total confirmed: 4797 Total recovered: 1680 Deaths: 125 Today, we have discharged 73 more patients from our various hospitals, bringing the total number of recoveries
40% of Poorest Countries Can’t Support Learners Over COVID-19 Crisis – UNESCO
…As UNESCO Urges Inclusion In Education BY DAYO ADESULU Fewer than 10% of countries have laws that help ensure full inclusion in education, according to