Mon 22 February 2021: After visiting the Pfizer manufacturing plant in Michigan, US President Joe Biden on Sunday (local time) thanked the company’s workers for their tireless efforts and said because of their hard work Americans are going to beat COVID-19. “On Friday, I visited Kalamazoo, Michigan to tour a Pfizer manufacturing plant. I had […]
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Mon 22 February 2021: According to the World Bank report the Palestinians’ COVID-19 vaccination plan faces a $30 million funding shortfall, Reuters reported. The Palestinians began vaccinations this month and have received small donations from Israel, Russia and the United Arab Emirates. Israel, a world leader in terms of vaccination speed, could perhaps consider donating […]
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Sun 21 February 2021: The World Health Organization (WHO) is calling on Tanzanian authorities to release COVID-19 data and implement public health measures to break the chain of transmission of the deadly virus. Magufuli has long downplayed the seriousness of COVID-19, which has killed more than 2.1 million people worldwide. He has previously questioned the efficacy of […]
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Sun 21 February 2021: We are all angry. Things from ‘why didn’t I say this clever thing during that fight that day’ to ‘why am I not getting to go on that vacation’ make us crazy mad. Soon, one thing leads to another (the bad sort!) and all that anger and frustration spills into other […]
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Sat 20 February 2021: Argentine President Alberto Fernandez asked Minister of Health Gines Gonzalez García to resign after it was reported that he offered “VIP vaccination” access to the coronavirus vaccine to a journalist without registering online like other Argentinians. The scandal, which emerged after a veteran journalist said he had received a jab after […]
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Sat 20 February 2021: London, United Kingdom – COVID-19 vaccine uptake among ethnic minority Britons is lower than among white people, according to recent data, a development that is fuelling concerns that the coronavirus could continue to disproportionally affect some communities and prompting calls for government action. As of February 11, 86 percent of white […]
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Fri 19 February 2021: The world-renowned economist explains how tech companies and the pandemic have made the rich richer and poor poorer. A recent Oxfam study found that since the start of the coronavirus pandemic, the world’s richest 10 billionaires have seen a wealth increase of half a trillion dollars – enough to pay for […]
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Fri 19 February 2021: The South African Police Service (SAPS) this week seized unregistered medicines worth a market value of R126 million at the OR Tambo International Airport. The unregistered medicines which are believed to be Ivermectin were mainly found to be in tablet form. The discovery of the tablets was made by authorities during […]
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Fri 19 February 2021: People from poorer nations will probably be unable to get a COVID-19 vaccine this year because the world’s richest countries have bought one billion more doses than their citizens need, a new study has found, as G7 leaders indicated a willingness to share their excess doses ahead of a meeting on […]
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Fri 19 February 2021: Brazilian health authorities revealed that 51,879 people nationwide tested positive for the coronavirus in the past twenty-four hours, taking the number of cases seen to date to 10,030,626. With 10,030,626 confirmed cases to date, the country has the third highest number of infections after the US and India. Since Jan. 8, […]
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