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The World Health organization WHO has said that equitable vaccine distribution and solidarity is key to ending the pandemic. WHO’s director general – Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus during the agency’s virtual briefing Monday, remarked on the renewed political partnership from…
Four secondary school students and one bike rider were crushed to death on Monday when a speeding truck wreaked havoc in Nigeria's southwestern state of Oyo. According to the police, the incident occurred along the Iwo road, a busy commercial…
Sierra Leone’s President Julius Madaa Bio has urged members of ECOWAS parliament to strengthen health care, rebuild economies, and identify growth opportunities in the sub-region in the post Covid-19 era. The president made this call during the opening of the…
There was drama in Accra’s Central Business District on Monday after members of the Ghana Electrical Dealers Association, went on rampage, destroying containers that had replaced their demolished stalls. On Sunday, over 500 members of the association had their shops…
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The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in a policy brief on Monday that though significant steps have been taken to prevent debt crises across the world sparked by the COVID-19 outbreak, they have not been sufficient to restore economic stability…
Up to 400 million doses of Johnson & Johnson’s Covid-19 vaccine will be made available to African countries, the US pharmaceutical giant said Monday. The availability of the single-shot vaccine will be subject to national regulatory approvals in the African…
The Nigerien opposition is not giving up. It calls on the population to demonstrate this Tuesday to demand the true results of last month’s presidential elections runoff. The coalition supporting candidate Mahamane Ousmane is calling for peaceful marches to demand…
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Health officials in the US state of Oregon are monitoring four people who visited Guinea and Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) because both countries are currently experiencing outbreaks of Ebola. Health officials say there is low risk for people…
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