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The World Health Organization (WHO) has revealed that there are growing concerns of another Covid-19 wave in China. These concerns are being fueled by the growing number of patients that are filling up China’s hospitals. Intensive care units are becoming very busy despite officials saying numbers are really low according to Dr Michael Ryan. The country’s figures from yesterday reported ...

About 15 new commitments were announced last week between the U.S and African Leaders. These announcements happened during the recently concluded U.S-Africa Leaders Summit in fields stretching from healthcare to basketball. The US Secretary of Commerce, Gina Raimondo told reporters about one of the biggest deals made. It is an investment into Zambia’s mining sector by the US-based Kobold Metals. ...

In a Friday attack in Mali, two UN peacekeepers were left dead and four others injured according to the UN mission. Apparently, assailants opened fire on the police patrol in Timbuktu as revealed by the MINUSMA. “The attack left two peacekeepers dead, including a woman. Four other peacekeepers were injured, one of them seriously,” the report said. It further revealed ...

News sources coming in indicate that the journalist who was on the camera and captured the embarrassing moment in which Salva Kiir, the South Sudanese president wetted his pants has been reportedly found dead. It should be recalled that social media globally was thrown into shock this week. This is after a video of President Salvar Kiir showed him involuntarily ...

Kenyan Health Ministry yesterday announced that a total of 49 people tested positive for Covid-19. The Ministry carried out the testing from a sample size of 605 people in the last 24 hours. 27 of the confirmed cases are male while 22 are women. The youngest of the infected is a 2-month-old child and the oldest is a 90-year-old. As ...