Africa 

COVID-Organics: Tanzania, Comoros opt for Madagascar ‘virus cure’

Two more African countries have joined the list of patrons for Madagascar’s purported cure for COVID-19. Tanzania and Comoros confirmed their interest in the herbal cure over this weekend. The Comorian president, Azali Assoumani, held a teleconference with his Malagasy counterpart, Andry Rajoelina, following which a formal request was made for the product. Rajoelina posted a screenshot of their meeting… Read More
Africa 

Kenya coronavirus: KQ’s repatriation flights, Nairobi fumigation

May 3: KQ repatriation flight, Nairobi fumigation Kenya Airways has announced plans to repatriate citizens from three global cities. The national carrier announced the special repatriation flights via social media handles. The first is from London (May 4th), Mumbai (May 7th) and finally from Guangzhou (May 8th). “Only Kenyan Citizens with COVID-19 test results will board,” KQ clarified. According to… Read More
Africa 

Ivory Coast Prime Minister in France for medical checks – Govt

Ivorian Prime Minister Amadou Gon Coulibaly is in France for medical checks, the government announced on Saturday in an official statement. He arrived in Paris same day. In his stead, Defense Minister Hamed Bakayoko, will act as Prime Minister. The statement did not specify when he will be returning to the country. Coulibaly is a top official of the government… Read More
Africa 

Congo orders COVID-Organics, the Madagascar herbal ‘cure’

Republic of Congo will take delivery of a Malagasy ‘cure’ for the virus, COVID-Organics, information minister Thierry Moungalla confirmed on Twitter. According to him, the decision to turn to the Malagasy mixture was reached after a three-way teleconference between presidents of the two countries as well as the President of Guinea-Bissau. COVID-Organics although not scientifically proven as a preventive or… Read More
Africa 

South Africa to create a new national carrier to replace embattled South African Airways

South Africa is seeking to create a new thriving national airline out of the ashes of its current state-owned carrier, which is technically insolvent and on the brink of being placed in liquidation by administrators. South African Airways (SAA) has recorded no profit since 2011 and has survived through government bailouts. An ideal replacement for South African Airways would have… Read More
Africa 

Relief as Gabon relaxes COVID-19 lockdown on capital, suburbs

The decision by the Gabon government to ease lockdown measures in the country has brought relief to the vulnerable section of the population. The measure imposed since April 13, affected the capital Libreville and three bordering communes. It was primarily to help contain spread of the COVID-19 virus in the Central African country. Earlier this week, Prime Minister Julien Nkoghe… Read More
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