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Uganda: Makerere Investigates Nine False COVID-19 Results
Makerere University is carrying out an independent investigation into how nine people tested positive for Covid-19 at the institution's laboratory but turned out negative at Uganda Virus Research Institute
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Uganda's COVID-19 Cases Now At 489
Among the new cases, 19 are truck drivers from Elegu, Malaba, Busia and Mutukula border
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Mixed reactions from students about the resumption of physical classes
After months of being away from the physical classroom, teaching resumed today for students sitting Caribbean Secondary Education Certificate (CSEC) and Caribbean Advanced Proficiency Examination (CAPE) examinations, scheduled to get under way on July
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Burundi declares Covid-19 'biggest enemy'
Burundi's new President Evariste Ndayishimiye has declared the coronavirus the country's "biggest enemy", in a major about-turn for a nation which has largely ignored the dangers of the
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Hospitals demand COVID-19 records
“Is the ministry aware of what is happening in both private and public health institutions where we have experienced many non-COVID-19 deaths because the policy is that one cannot be admitted when they do not have COVID-19 test
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Kenya: As Focus Turns to COVID-19, TB Patients Suffer
Lockdowns meant to protect people from Covid-19 have now turned against patients and TB treatment seems to be suffering the greatest
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Tanzania and Rwanda to Hold Fresh Talks Over On Cargo Drivers' Row
Dar es Salaam — Tanzania government has said they will hold talks with Rwanda in an effort to end border crossing nightmare for cargo drivers that was triggered by coronavirus outbreak, Transport and Communication minister Isack Kamwelwe has
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Nigeria coronavirus: 9,302 cases, third most impacted in Africa
Total confirmed cases = 8,915 (new cases
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Pretoria firm to roll out 5 000 Covid-19 test kits a day to plug shortage
A shortage of test kits has undermined South Africa's early response to the coronavirus crisis, but a local biotechnology firm is stepping up to try and plug the shortfall in testing
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Tanzania Lifts Ban On International Flights
Dar es Salaam — Tanzania yesterday reopened its airspace to both scheduled and non-scheduled international flights following its closure last month in the wake of the Covid-19
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Zambia coronavirus: 1,489 cases; drivers, air travellers 'import' new cases
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Kenya’s Covid-19 death toll rises to 132
Another two Covid-19 patients have died in Kenya as of Thursday afternoon, bringing the total coronavirus-related death toll in the country to 132, the Health ministry
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Mozambique: Third Person Dies of COVID-19
Maputo — The general director of Mozambique's National Health Institute (INS), Ilesh Jani, announced on Sunday that a third person has died from the Covid-19 respiratory
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Kenya to roll out home-based care for virus patients
The Kenyan government is developing an interim guidance for safe home care for Covid-19 patients and their contacts, the Health Ministry has
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No punishment for Jamaicans who overstayed in US due to COVID-19 | New York Carib News
This assurance was given to over 400 Jamaicans in the United States by Foreign Minister Kamina Johnson Smith as she addressed a virtual town hall meeting organized by Jamaica’s Ambassador to the United States Audrey Marks last
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Kenya coronavirus: 830 cases; TZ, Somali borders shut, curfew extended
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18 years waiting - Proposed new law to govern private ­hospitals gathering dust
DIRECTOR OF standards and regulation in the health ministry, Cynthia Lewis-Graham, disclosed yesterday that proposed legislation to govern private hospitals has been sitting untouched for 18 years gathering
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DR Congo declares end to Ebola in the east
Congolese Health Minister Eteni Longondo on Thursday officially proclaimed the end of the Ebola epidemic in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, the second most serious since the discovery of the virus in
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Hospital accused of negligence after woman plunges to death
THE family of 43-year-old Carsha Johnson Sinclair, who died at the National Chest Hospital yesterday after plunging one storey through a garbage disposal chute from the ward on which she was admitted, is accusing the hospital of negligence.Sinclair's husband, Dave, and her sister-in-law Lorraine
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Mozambique: Pandemic Costs 39,500 Mozambican Jobs
Maputo — In Mozambique, the Covid-19 pandemic has thrown at least 39,500 workers out of their jobs, according to Labour and Social Security Minister Margarida
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Seychelles virus-free with full recoveries, no death
The country’s case tally stood at 11 confirmed cases all of who have been successfully treated and discharged, 74 others remained in
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Ethiopia coronavirus: 3,166 cases; Kuwaiti evacuees return
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Rwanda, France Launch Digital Project to Curb COVID-19
Rwanda Biomedical Center (RBC) on Thursday, June 11 launched a project aimed at equipping community health workers with digital technology and data tools to facilitate response and prevention of
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Surge in COVID-19 cases: A rude wake-up call
SINCE the first COVID-19 case in Zimbabwe early this year, the country has done well in managing the
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Kenya: Facebook Steps in to Help Kenya's Drying Blood Bank
The Health Ministry has partnered with Facebook to drive a blood donation campaign among users in Kenya in order to help get more blood in the
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Kenya: 7 Mourners From Kibera Positive for COVID-19 in Siaya
Nairobi — Seven of the new coronavirus cases that were reported in Kenya on Thursday are on mourners who had traveled from Kibera slum in Nairobi, the Health Ministry
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Brazil suffers record daily coronavirus death toll, soon to be world No. 2
Brazil also passed 20,000 deaths yesterday and has 310,087 confirmed cases, up over 18,500 in a single day, according to Health Ministry
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