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COVID-19: Kenya Records First Case of Coronavirus Recovery, and Death0
- Africa, Coronavirus Africa (Covid 19), Health Care, Kenya, South Africa
- 27.03.2020.
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday (25/03/2020) announced that the first patient diagnosed with coronavirus in Kenya has fully recovered. The patient was first diagnosed with the killer disease 13 days ago after she arrived in the country from the US via London. Kenya as so far recorded 31 cases with one death. The patient who
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COVID-19: Kenya Records First Case of Coronavirus Recovery0
- Africa, Coronavirus Africa (Covid 19), Health Care, Kenya, South Africa
- 27.03.2020.
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Wednesday (25/03/2020) announced that the first patient diagnosed with coronavirus in Kenya has fully recovered. The patient was first diagnosed with the killer disease 13 days ago after she arrived in the country from the US via London. Kenya as so far recorded 31 cases with one death. South Africa is
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COVID-19: SADC Truck Drivers Refuse to Enter DRC Over Coronavirus Fears0
- Coronavirus Africa (Covid 19), DRC - Kinshasa, Zambia
- 26.03.2020.
Hundreds of trucks from the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) are stuck on the Zambian side of the Kasumbalesa border post in Chililabombwe District following the detection of two suspected cases of Corona Virus in the Congolese city of Lubumbashi. On Sunday, authorities in the Congolese border town of Kasumbalesa closed their side of the
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SADC Truck Drivers Refuse to Enter DRC Over Coronavirus Fears0
- Coronavirus Africa (Covid 19), Zambia
- 26.03.2020.
Hundreds of trucks from the Southern Africa Development Community (SADC) are stuck on the Zambian side of the Kasumbalesa border post in Chililabombwe District following the detection of two suspected cases of Corona Virus in the Congolese city of Lubumbashi. On Sunday, authorities in the Congolese border town of Kasumbalesa closed their side of the
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It is confirmed and proven: Togo is a dictatorship0
The country of Togolese President Faure Gnassingbé is a dictatorship. This is the verdict given by the newspaper “The Economist“, a British news magazine, which includes a media consortium, which released its 2019 country report by democracy index. An index that highlights the capacity of a truly democratic country. Such a classification will not
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COVID – 19: ‘It Can’t Be Business As Usual In Africa’0
- Africa, Coronavirus Africa (Covid 19), Health Care
- 23.03.2020.
At the beginning of the year when we did our first post predicting stories that will make headlines in Africa in 2020, a pandemic of such a global magnitude as Covid-19, was nowhere in our imagination. Today, elections, politics, business, and even sporting news headlines across the globe seem to have all given way for
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COVID-19, South Africa, and humility regarding scientific reasoning0
- Coronavirus Africa (Covid 19), Health Care, South Africa
- 18.03.2020.
Eusebius McKaiser (host of a show on South Africa’s Radio 702) and I were meant to be part of a public discussion at WiSER (based at Wits University) on COVID-19 and its social implications later this week. The conversation was in the end postponed – not because of health risks (although that is now an
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East Africa: Bar Associations At Crossroads0
- East Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
- 13.03.2020.
One of the cardinal objectives of national bar associations is to protect and assist the public in all matters touching, ancillary or incidental to the law. The associations also seek to maintain and improve the standards of conduct of the legal profession. Sadly, in many countries across the continent, the associations are failing to achieve
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Equality For Women Still Elusive 110 Years Later0
- Civil Liberties, Feminism, Gender, Human Rights
- 09.03.2020.
March 8 has since 1910 been recognized as a day to highlight the struggle of women for equality. This year’s theme 110 years later was basically still about the same: Equality Everywhere. SDG 5 which is part of the 2030 Global Agenda is also all about ending inequality and all forms of violence and discrimination
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Kenya’s Elusive Bridges of Unity0
In March 2018, Kenya’s opposition leader Raila Odinga and President Uhuru Kenyatta pulled a surprise move that caught everyone unawares – including their close allies. The now-famous “handshake” on the steps of President Kenyatta’s office would then set the stage for an attempt to unite a country that had been divided by decades of divisive
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