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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's COVID-19 Cases Rise to 686
Seven new cases of Covid-19 were on Friday announced by the Ministry of Health pushing Uganda's tally to
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Source: allAfrica.com
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Michael Jordan’s Signature 1985 Nike Air Jordans Auctioned for a Record-Breaking
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Uganda's COVID-19 Tally At 665
Eight new cases of Covid-19 have been registered by the Ministry of Health pushing Uganda's tally to
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Source: allAfrica.com
COVID recoveries reach 200
Recovery from COVID-19 in Jamaica has increased to 36 per cent of
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Rwanda: RBC Explains Sharp Increase in COVID-19 Cases, Calls for Calm
The Director-General of Rwanda Biomedical Centre, Dr. Sabin Nsanzimana, has said that the record-high numbers of Covid-19 cases registered on Saturday should not scare people, but rather should be a wakeup call that the pandemic has gone
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More health workers to be deployed as Jamaica prepares for visitors
The Ministry of Health and Wellness will be increasing the deployment of health personnel across the island in preparation for the reopening of the country’s borders to international travellers on June
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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Sudan COVID-19 Lockdown Extended for Two Weeks
The Federal Ministry of Health reported 303 new Coronavirus (Covid-19) cases and eight death cases, this brings the total number of cases to 2591 including 105 deaths cases in the
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Source: allAfrica.com
Other stranded J'can ship workers to know fate next week
FALMOUTH, Trelawny — Security Minister Dr Horace Chang says Prime Minister Andrew Holness is to give a timetable on Monday when other Jamaican ship workers are to be brought back
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Uganda: MPs Query Nytil Masks Contract
Members of Parliament have questioned how textile firm Nytil was awarded a contract to produce and supply facial masks across the
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Uganda: Transport Restriction to Ease in 95 Districts
Private cars will be allowed to move starting May 26 while restrictions on public transport will be relaxed on June 4 as government moves to ease the virus induced lockdown, President Museveni has
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South Sudan: Rwanda Tests Peacekeepers in South Sudan
Rwanda's second coronavirus victim, Enid Mbabazi, was a peacekeeper with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan
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Uganda: Athletes Urged Sustain Discipline, Consistency in Fighting COVID-19
For now, National Council of Sports (NCS) - according to general secretary Dr. Bernard Patrick Ogwel - has constituted an eight-man committee chaired by NCS board member Dr George Galiwango, which started this week to "formulate standard operating procedures that will determine whether sports will
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Andrews contacted health ministry during Fearon saga - Mom says remarks of medics in background on phone call sickens her
The Sunday Gleaner has now learnt that nearly 24 hours before the first-time mother died of apparent heart failure, a senior official at Andrews Memorial Hospital had reached out to a senior official in the Ministry of Health & Wellness for help in resolving issues related to her transfer to
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
Uganda: No Budget for Free Government Masks
Government does not have a budget to buy free masks to be distributed to more than 35 million Ugandans as directed by the President in his 14th coronavirus address on Monday, Daily Monitor has
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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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Recoveries from COVID-19 outnumber new cases of disease
Recoveries from COVID-19 today outnumbered new cases of the disease in
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South Sudan: COVID-19 - South Sudan Cases Rise to 1,317
South Sudan on Tuesday confirmed an additional 186 coronavirus cases, bringing the tally to 1,317, the Ministry of Health
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Kenya: KAA - Passenger Flights Won't Resume Soon at JKIA
The Kenya Airports Authority (KAA) has denied that it plans to resume passenger flight operations at the Jomo Kenyatta International
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Uganda: Masaka, Arua Hospitals Discharge 5 COVID-19 Patients
Five Covid-19 patients have been discharged from Masaka and Arua regional referral hospitals after recovering from the
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Rwanda COVID-19 Recoveries Close in On 300-Mark
The ministry's daily Covid-19 update, released on June 8, indicated that a dozen new cases had been reported with seven recoveries in the previous 24
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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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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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Kenya: Did Kenya Make the Right Move in Importing Drug?
They included antiretrovirals and other essential drugs as well as hydroxychloroquine, an
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Africa coronavirus: DRC's returnees from Europe, Zim lockdown extended
Major African stats: May 16 at 7:30
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No ceremonial opening of circuit courts or trial by jury, as courts open on a phased basis tomorrow
There will be no ceremonial opening or trials by jury in circuit courts, as the nation's court system imposes restrictions to reduce the spread of COVID-19, amid tomorrow's commencement of a phased reopening of courts across the
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Source: Jamaica Gleaner
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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AG: Have the prisons not learned from past cases? - Calls mount for audits, intervention for inmates lost in system without trial
Justice Minister Delroy Chuck has admitted that there is a failure in the system after so many years of similar cases popping
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Malawi: Deported Malawians Arrive From South Africa
Ministry of Health Principal Secretary Dr. Dan Namarika and the members of the Presidential Taskforce on Covid-19 welcomed the deportees upon arrical at
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Rwanda: Why Inter-Provincial Movements, Taxi-Moto Restrictions Remained
The Ministry of Health says that the postponement of resuming inter-provincial movements and passenger taxi-moto services was triggered by five new Covid-19 cases confirmed in Rusizi district, Western Province on Sunday, May
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