TANZANIAN SCHOOLS REOPEN, REVIEWS COVID GUIDELINES

TANZANIAN SCHOOLS REOPEN, REVIEWS COVID GUIDELINES

Faith Nyasuguta Tanzania has reopened all its schools even as the government indicates that it is reviewing provided guidelines on countering Covid-19 spread. Abel Makub, the Health Ministry permanent Secretary noted that the government opted to review the earlier guidelines following the global rapid surge of COVID-19 cases. “The Health Ministry has been closely following […]

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 400,000 ETHIOPIA PEOPLE FACE FAMINE IN TIGRAY

400,000 ETHIOPIA PEOPLE FACE FAMINE IN TIGRAY

Faith Nyasuguta The United Nations has said that over 400,000 people in Ethiopia’s Tigray are facing famine. This comes amid a unilateral ceasefire by the federal government that could be at risk of being breached. Last Friday, the UN Security Council held the maiden public meeting in over seven months-since the Tigray war broke out. […]

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 RWANDA GETS $3.6M EU FUND AHEAD OF COVID JABS PRODUCTION

RWANDA GETS $3.6M EU FUND AHEAD OF COVID JABS PRODUCTION

Faith Nyasuguta Rwanda has penned a $3.6 million deal with the European Union in a bid to boost the nation’s laboratory muscle to attract Covid-19 manufacturing investors. The funds will reinforce the Foods and Drugs Authority’s quality control for medical products so that the regulator can get necessary certification from the World Health Organisation (WHO). […]

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 RWANDA: MEDICAL USE OF CANNABIS LEGALISED

RWANDA: MEDICAL USE OF CANNABIS LEGALISED

Faith Nyasuguta Rwanda has legalised the medicalised use of Cannabis even as the nation nears mass production and exportation of the multi-billion-dollar cash crop. However, the recreational use of Cannabis and its products in Rwanda remains unlawful. The East African nation still maintains its harsh punishment on the unauthorised production, distribution and usage of cannabis. […]

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 REPORT: ANGOLA OWES WESTERN OIL FIRMS $1B

REPORT: ANGOLA OWES WESTERN OIL FIRMS $1B

Faith Nyasuguta Angola has piled up approximately $1billion in debt to Western oil companies handling its oil fields. According to three industry sources, the huge bill has pushed the African nation into beginning a sale of stakes in its flagship offshore blocs. The debt has been on an upward trajectory over the years and it […]

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