A total of 61% Africa’s businesses were operating at 60% capacity or less in April due to coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdowns, a survey by Oxford Business Group (OBG) has revealed. The survey by the global research and advisory company, conducted in …
May
23
May
23
A total of 61% Africa’s businesses were operating at 60% capacity or less in April due to coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdowns, a survey by Oxford Business Group (OBG) has revealed. The survey by the global research and advisory company, conducted in …
May
23
A total of 61% Africa’s businesses were operating at 60% capacity or less in April due to coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdowns, a survey by Oxford Business Group (OBG) has revealed. The survey by the global research and advisory company, conducted in …
May
23
AdvertisementFor our free coronavirus pandemic coverage, learn more here.Nairobi, Kenya: On just one day this month, 50 Tanzanian truck drivers tested positive for the coronavirus after crossing into neighbouring Kenya. Back home, their President insists that Tanzania has defeated the disease through prayer. (more…)
May
23
Fatma Karume, a human rights activist and former president of the Tanganyika Law Society, said authorities are discouraging people from going to hospitals to avoid overwhelming them, but they are not giving adequate guidance about the virus. "When you …
May
23
Fatma Karume, a human rights activist and former president of the Tanganyika Law Society, said authorities are discouraging people from going to hospitals to avoid overwhelming them, but they are not giving adequate guidance about the virus. "When you …
May
23
Fatma Karume, a human rights activist and former president of the Tanganyika Law Society, said authorities are discouraging people from going to hospitals to avoid overwhelming them, but they are not giving adequate guidance about the virus. "When you …
May
23
Fatma Karume, a human rights activist and former president of the Tanganyika Law Society, said authorities are discouraging people from going to hospitals to avoid overwhelming them, but they are not giving adequate guidance about the virus. "When you …
May
23
By Dawit Giorgis Dawit Giorgis Executive Director; The Africa Institute for Strategic and Security Studies The GERD crisis has gone from the US to the UN. Both were wrong. The crisis concerning the GERD is first and foremost Ethiopian and next the Nile …
May
23
Roundwood resident leads Covid-19 fight in Africa Expand Close (more…)