South Africa COVID-19 Hits 13524 With 247 Deaths
Positive cases identified: 13524 Recoveries: 6083 Deaths: 247 New cases: 785
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Electronic Trade Rekindling Sales For African Businesses During COVID-19
BY DAYO ADESULU Imagine using one second to sell three thousand (3000) bags of coffee produce which lay fallow hitherto in storehouses in Rwanda for months
Kenya Records 23 New COVID-19 Cases, Tally Hits 781
The government has commenced targeted testing in high-risk areas of Eastleigh and Embasaki. The Chief Administrative Secretary (CAS) for Health Dr Rashid Aman said today
How Child Traffickers Sold Babies By Tricking Pregnant Women To Believe Their Babies Died During Delivery
From left: Ekunno, with her one-month-old baby and Unnoha with another stolen baby. An advanced strategy of child trafficking has been exposed by Abiola Komolafe,
How Local, State and Federal Govt Share N606.196b In April
The Federation Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC) has shared N606.196 billion in April among the local governments, states and the federal government. It said the amount
Buhari Tackles Nigerians Poor Power Issue With Solar Systems
President Muhammadu Buhari has vowed to resolve the lack of power, especially among poor Nigerians by installing a large scale of residential solar systems. Buhari,
COVID-19 Hits South Sudan Displacement Camp Of 30,000 People
BY DAYO ADESULU How can you observe physical distancing when you must fit three people under a mosquito net made for one person to protect
W.H.O Warns: Lockdowns, Travel Restrictions, Physical Distancing Will Lead To Food Shortage
BY DAYO ADESULU The World Health Organization (WHO) today expressed concern at the potential impact of COVID-19 on food security, which is likely to exacerbate
The African Utopia At The End Of The COVID-19 Tunnel
BY CESAR MBA ABOGO In 1990, when Cameroon’s football team did the unthinkable and beat Argentina in the World Cup, the proportion of the world’s
AfDB Approves $13.7m Grant To Finance COVID-19 In Zimbabwe
BY DAYO ADESULU The Board of Directors of the African Development Bank has approved a $13.7 million grant to finance the COVID-19 response in Zimbabwe.