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Central African Republic Minister Blasts 'Inequality Crisis' in Covid-19 Testing

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[Daily Maverick] Central African Republic's health minister has blasted a "big inequality crisis" in coronavirus testing as he sees rich countries conduct hundreds of thousands of tests daily while his own struggles to obtain supplies for a couple of hundred at most.

Source: allAfrica.com
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