Loss of Smell, Taste May Be Reliable Predictor of COVID-19: Study
Data from a crowdsourcing smartphone app is helping to track the spread of the disease in real time and reveals the symptom as the number
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Somalia coronavirus: outrage as dual citizens, govt official ‘evacuate’
Divided Loyalties! By Abdur Rahman Alfa Shaban 15 May, 2020 May 15: Somalis outraged over ‘fleeing compatriots, officials’ A local radio station in the country
How East Africa is fighting locusts amid coronavirus
11.05.2020 East Africa is battling its worst locust invasion in decades. Amid the COVID-19 crisis, countries are fighting to stop a new generation of locusts
Africa’s media hit hard by COVID-19 crisis
Independent media coverage of the coronavirus pandemic is essential 14.05.2020 Life has gotten tougher for Africa’s journalists at a time when their work is
Credit card fraud: what you need to know
Online frauds on credit cards are on the rise especially during holidays By Bruno Buonaguidi Researcher, InterDisciplinary Institute of Data Science, Università della Svizzera
India’s Warmongering Attitude despite Global Pandemic
May 14, 2020 By Beenesh Ansari The rivalry between the two South Asian nations is not new. Pakistan and India have undergone four wars
Burundi kicks out WHO team amid election campaign
May 14, 2020 / 10:33 AM (Reuters) – Burundi is expelling the national head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and three members of his
Pressure mounts on Kenyan shilling amid falling forex reserves, remittances
Photograph — Brookings Institute Kenya’s shilling is under pressure due to rapidly depleting foreign reserves mainly triggered by a fall in diaspora remittances, the
“Now we get it illegally from the port city of Kismayo”
The stimulant drug comes from Kenya and Ethiopia 14 May, 2020 In normal times, around midday, when the bunches of fresh leaves arrive in Somalia’s
Western media shows death only when it is in Africa
Unlike the victims of Ebola, the tragedies of coronavirus victims are demonstrated in numbers. by Patrick Gathara 12 May 2020 Passengers walk through