By the numbers: COVID-19 tracker for Africa
The virus, which started early December in Wuhan, China, was named a pandemic on 11th March 2020 by the World Health Organisation.
Read moreThe virus, which started early December in Wuhan, China, was named a pandemic on 11th March 2020 by the World Health Organisation.
Read more“COVID-19 is a health crisis. But it could also lead to a food security crisis if proper measures are not taken,” writes an expert in international food policy and research.
Read moreIt consists of the following: a $1 trillion investment injection for weaker economies, debt freeze for distressed economies, healthcare investments and state-led capital controls.
Read moreMost of the existing loans are foreign currency dominated debt in Eurobond and often issued at the London Stock Exchange as well as the Irish Stock Exchange.
Read moreAs a continent burdened by other ailments and problems (including malaria, HIV/Aids and tuberculosis along with inequality in terms of access to quality healthcare), Africa needs entirely unique solutions in its fight against COVID-19.
Read moreAlthough some have argued that Africa has porous borders, a growing number of its countries are closing their frontiers to prevent intra-continental travel to and from affected neighbours.
Read moreOne of the strategies is scenario planning, which ensures that there are systems in place and the required resources (including monetary resource) put aside for possible situations that may be triggered by the virus.
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