Covid-19
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Development
#COVID19: Two-Thirds Of Countries Fall Short On Vaccination Target
Global leaders have fallen short on the Corona Virus (COVID 19) vaccination promise as 70 per cent of people in…
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Development
#COVID19: Africa Is Experiencing Longest-Running Decline Of Infections – WHO
Africa is experiencing its longest-running decline in the Corona Virus Disease (COVID-19) infections since the onset of the pandemic, the…
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Development
Women’s Healthcare Yet To Recover From COVID-19-Induced Disruptions In Africa
A brief by the World Health Organisation (WHO) has shown that disruptions to women’s health services due to the COVID-19…
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News
#COVID19: AU Commission President Says Pandemic Exposes Weaknesses Of African Health Systems
The President of the African Union Commission has said the COVID-19 pandemic has exposed the structural weaknesses in African health…
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#COVID19: 138,880 Gabonese Vaccinated, 74 Stopped From Travelling
As of Monday, Nov. 8, 138,880 Gabonese have been vaccinated against COVID-19. According to the country’s Committee for the Fight…
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#COVID19: Gabon Records 5 Deaths In 4 Days
Five persons have been reported dead from COVID-19 complications between Nov. 1 and Nov. 4, in Gabon, authorities have said. …
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#COVID-19: US Donates 336,000 Doses of The Johnson & Johnson Vaccine To Central African Republic
The handing over of the new COVID-19 vaccines was made on Tuesday, Nov. 2, by the Ambassadors of the United…
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Emergencies
#COVID19: G20 Countries Receive More Vaccines Than Sub-Saharan African Countries – Report
An analysis has shown that G20 countries have received 15 times more COVID-19 vaccine doses per capita than countries in…
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#COVID-19:Francophone Lawyers To Hold Conclave In Gabon Pandemic
The 35th international conference of Bar Councils of Francophone Common Jurisdiction will be held in Libreville, Gabon from Dec. 1…
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News
#COVID19: Only 1% Of Nigerians Are Fully Vaccinated, More Vaccines Needed
In a population of over 200 million people, only 1.1 per cent (2.17 million) of Nigerians have received the full…
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