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Virus outbreak: Yemen’s qat markets thrive despite virus threat

[ad_1] While many of the world’s markets have closed to curb the spread of the coronavirus, in Yemen’s capital Sana’a, the central districts that sell qat, the ubiquitous mild narcotic drug, are still full of people. Ignoring the rules of social estrangement, Yemenis struggle to select bunches of chewy leaves …

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Palestine: What was happening here was never normal anyway |

[ad_1] Budour Hassan is a Palestinian writer living in Jerusalem who writes about politics, the environment, feminisms, and disability. As we locked down, sort of, in Cairo, I spoke with Budour about the pandemic in Palestine, and her thoughts and concerns about the future. This interview has been lightly edited …

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7 new recovery, no further deaths reported

[ad_1] BorkenaMay 1, 2020 The Ethiopian Ministry of Health confirmed on Friday that there are two other new cases of COVID 19. Approximately 912 samples have been analyzed in the past 24 hours. New patients (male and under 25 years old) were confirmed in Moyale and Jijiga, Oromo regional state …

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A promise to Africa

[ad_1] The world will not be free from the COVID-19 pandemic until all countries are free from the coronavirus that causes it. This simple fact underscores the urgent need for the World Health Promises Conference to be held on May 4. Only by acting now to support developing countries’ ability …

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