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WATCH | Tough cookies: Company back in the mix, trying to avoid crumbling under Covid-19 | News24
The industrial floor at Khayelitsha Cookies, once a hive of activity with mixing bowls, churning ovens and over 80 bakers, went close to silent during lockdown.
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Zimbabwe: Govt Offers Mbanje Growers 100 Percent Farm Ownership
The Health Ministry has announced that all local and foreign investors venturing into the production of cannabis (mbanje) will be offered 100% ownership of their farms and licences to improve
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DRC: Goma residents decry cost of masks
“I wear a leaf mask because I don’t have the money to buy a good
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Zambia coronavirus: Health Minister infected; tally hits 1,000 - local media
May 27: Health Minister infected, cases pass 1,000 mark
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Tourism timeline - Stakeholders pressure Gov’t to set date for reopening ports
THE ANDREW Holness administration has come under immense pressure from the powerful and influential Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA), which has called for a planned reopening date of the island’s borders for international and local
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Uganda: Hotels Under Fire Over Violating Covid Rules
[Monitor] Some hotels that were earmarked as quarantine facilities for returnees are under fire, and risk being suspended by Ministry of Health over violation of standard operating procedures (SOPs).
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Rwanda Records Second COVID-19 Death
The Ministry of Health said in a nightly Covid-19 update on Tuesday, June 2, that the latest victim was a 24 year-old policewoman who was serving abroad and had been repatriated in critical
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Uganda's COVID-19 Cases Rise to 507
All the three confirmed cases are samples taken from vendors at Najjembe market in Najjembe division, Lugazi municipality in Buikwe
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Kenya: Nairobi Metropolitan Area the New Covid-19 Epicentre
[Nation] The Nairobi metropolitan area is the new epicentre of Covid-19 infections. This emerged as the virus caseload in Kiambu surpassed that of Mombasa, pushing the number of confirmed cases across the country to 30,636 and 487 deaths.
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More virus cases in Trinidad, Jamaica, Belize, Haiti | New York Carib News
Trinidad, and Tobago has recorded ten new cases of the coronavirus (COVID-19) as the authorities here insist that there is no outbreak of a virus in the twin-island republic even as new cases were being reported on a daily basis for the past two weeks.
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COVID-19 ICU can accommodate more than 14 patients - Stabroek News
The COVID-19 Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the Georgetown Public Hospital (GPH) can cater for more than 14 patients, hospital spokesperson Chelauna Providence has said. The article COVID-19 ICU can accommodate more than 14 patients appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Uganda: Museveni Postpones COVID-19 Address As Cases Rise to 248
"The 14th Presidential Address by Kaguta Museveni on Covid-19 which was slated for today has been moved to tomorrow, Tuesday 19th, at
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Pay cuts as business slumps in private hospitals
The growing costs and shrinking revenues are now forcing hospitals to ask their employees to take a pay
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What after work-from-home orders expire?
PARENTS are voicing their concern about what will happen to their children come June 1, when the work-from-home orders that were implemented to stem the spread of COVID-19
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Uganda: Panic As Two Masaka Mechanics Test Positive for COVID-19
Masaka Town dwellers have been left in panic after two motor vehicle mechanics were identified as some of the people whose samples tested positive for Covid-19 on the
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Covid-19: Uganda blocks truckers
The new cases come from 1,187 samples tested on Saturday at border points and the Uganda Virus Research
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JN Group donates to the elderly
THE WORK of the National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC), the umbrella organisation which provides support to senior citizens, was enhanced by a contribution of J$1 million, courtesy of The Jamaica National
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ONGÍNYO: Hits and misses in pandemic fight
Mass testing for Covid-19 kicked off in China with all residents required to produce proof of residence, and valid visas for foreigners which entitled them to testing catered for by their monthly contribution towards the government medical
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Uganda: Key Issues Ugandans Expect in Museveni Nation Address
Mr Julius Mukunda, the executive director of the Civil Society Budget Advocacy Group (CSBAG), yesterday said the first thing the President should tell Ugandans is how to revamp the private sector by clearing all domestic arrears worth
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'Not safe to reopen schools,' warn headteachers
Kenya Primary School Heads Association (Kepsha) chairperson Nicholas Gathemia in a presentation to the Covid-19 Education Response Committee chaired by Dr Sara Ruto also want national examinations be rescheduled to later dates when candidates are adequately
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Covid-19: Kenya's cases rise to 887
Kenya records 57 new cases of Covid-19 in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 887, the Ministry of Health has
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Kenya: Education Ministry Seeking Sh429 Million for Post-COVID-19
Nairobi — The Ministry of Education says it will require additional funding to the tune of Sh429 million to facilitate the testing and provision of protective kits for the trainers and students in the country's Techinical and Vocational Training colleges in the post-COVID-19
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Nine more cruise ships with homesick J’cans – Chang
National Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says that like the 1,044 Jamaican crew members who returned to the island this week via the Adventure of the Seas, there are nine other cruise ships on the high seas with nationals eager to come
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Zimbabwe: Minister Clarifies Drugs Supply Claims
Drax International has not yet been paid for the consignment of Covid-19 drugs supplied to Zimbabwe and has since reviewed the cost to US$600 392, in line with relatively declining global prices following a marginal rise in production, Health and Child Care Minister Dr Obadiah Moyo has
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Designer launches COVID-19 t-shirts to raise funds for elderly home
Seeking to use his talent to provide humanitarian support during the COVID-19 pandemic, designer Bernard Ramsay has launched a t-shirt project to raise funds for several homes for the
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PM, deputy, and a minister in voluntary quarantine | New York Carib News
Prime Minister Dr. Hubert Minnis, Deputy Prime Minister K Peter Turnquest, and Education Minister Jeff Lloyd have entered voluntary self-quarantine after their offices were exposed to COVID-19.
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Uganda's Cases Rise to 253 As 31 People Test Positive for COVID-19
The Ministry of Health on Tuesday said they had recorded 31 new cases of Covid-19 as the country's tally rose to
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