Ethiopia to Manufacture, Export Covid-19 Test Kits With China's Help

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Ethiopia to Manufacture, Export Covid-19 Test Kits With China's Help

[Nation] As Covid-19 cases continued to climb sharply, Ethiopia's Ministry of Health on Sunday announced that the country will start manufacturing its own test kits with China's help.

Source: allAfrica.com

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