[ad_1] The Bui Energy Authority has donated GH ¢ 50,000 to the Ghana Covid-19 Private Sector Fund, to support the construction of a 100-bed infectious disease isolation and treatment facility in Accra. Cherie Lawson Adamu, Corporate Affairs Manager for the Bui Energy Authority, presented a check to the Fund’s Managing …
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[ad_1] Africa News for Sunday May 3, 2020 Source: reuters.com 2020-05-03 John Magufuli, President of Tanzania Click to read all about the coronavirus → The coronavirus test kits used in Tanzania were ruled out as defective by President John Magufuli on Sunday, because he said they had yielded positive results …
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[ad_1] Economists warned that a second wave of job loss could affect developed economies even as governments begin to lift blockades as companies reevaluate their ability to operate in an era of continued social distancing. Figures released this week showed increasing damage to labor markets as a result of measures …
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[ad_1] While the world is moving backwards, TikTok is taking massive leaps in terms of an increase in visitors during the COVID-19 pandemic. The video-sharing platform enjoyed 12 million new US visitors in the last month of March and the total number has now reached to 52.2 million, as stated …
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[ad_1] Fearne Cotton has broken her silence after Holly Willoughby announced that she had left Celebrity Juice. Holly, 39, confirmed that she will be leaving the wacky ITV2 show on Sunday after 12 years on the panel. Her departure followed her best friend Fearne, 38, who left the series Keith …
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[ad_1] The Italian government has unveiled plans for the sport to resume, meaning the Cluba’s Series A could return to training as soon as Monday. Elite-level soccer in Europe was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, and the Italian authorities issued a general ban on matches in early March. The …
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[ad_1] Bianca Ferland was deeply concerned about her daughter, Tiffany. The three-year-old boy, like most three-year-olds, was a happy little pre-pandemic, filled with smiles, laughter, and light. But when schools closed, social distancing became the norm, and families withdrew themselves, Tiffany began to struggle. He didn’t understand why he couldn’t …
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[ad_1] It’s a mystery that has left doctors questioning the basic tenets of biology: Covid-19 patients who speak and are apparently not distressed, but who have oxygen levels low enough to cause unconsciousness or even death. The phenomenon, known to some as “happy hypoxia” (some prefer the term “silent”) raises …
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[ad_1] Two major challenges characterize leadership today in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. The need to juggle a growing series of paradoxical demands, do more with less, reduce costs but innovate and think globally, act locally. The other is the unprecedented pace of disruptive change, which accelerates the interaction …
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[ad_1] A recent Afrobarometer survey data indicates that popular support for media freedom in Ghana has increased sharply, bouncing back to the majority view after a drastic decline recorded in 2017. The results of the survey which were released by the Center for Democratic Development (CDD) – Ghana, on Sunday, …
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