COVID Fatigue Risks Sparking Surge of Infections in Africa
GENEVA — The World Health Organization warns COVID-19 fatigue in Africa has the potential to drive and produce subsequent new
Africa’s long wait for the Covid-19 vaccine
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COVID ‘vaccine hoarding’ putting Africa at risk: WHO
Africa is in danger of being left behind in the rollout of COVID-19 vaccines as countries in other regions strike bilateral deals, thus driving up prices, the World Health Organization (WHO) warned on Thursday.
WHO: Poor Countries Missing Out on Life Saving COVID-19 Vaccines
GENEVA, SWITZERLAND — The director general of the World Health Organization, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, warns the inequitable distribution of COVID-19
Covid-19: What about Africa?
With the second wave of Covid-19 expected to peak in Africa in January or February, the prospect of a vaccination program is still not on the horizon.
Covid vaccines in Africa: What you need to know
BBC Africa speaks to two health experts to find answers to key questions about Covid-19 vaccines in Africa, such as
For Covid-19 Vaccines, Some Are Too Rich — and Too Poor
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As South Africa’s virus spikes, president bans liquor sales — The Associated Press
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — South African President Cyril Ramaphosa reimposed a ban on alcohol sales and ordered the closure of all
As Virus Resurges in Africa, Doctors Fear the Worst Is Yet to Come
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An African Christmas in a time of COVID-19
How can an African continent plagued with so much suffering celebrate a joyous moment such as Christmas?