Prince William opens new UK emergency COVID-19 hospital
China says no plans to limit export of anti-virus supplies
Ethiopia’s COVID-19 cases rise to 92
DRC buries Ebola victim, WHO starts new vaccinations
Africa to roll out more than 1 million coronavirus tests
Russia may accept ventilators from US — Kremlin
COVID-19: Kwara discharges 2 index cases, 5 family members
Nigerian wins Swiss govt’s entrepreneurship prize
OPEC reassures commitment to global economic stability
Reno Omokri’s grandfather, Peter Etchie is dead

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WHO chief lists 6 conditions for easing COVID-19 restrictions
The Director-General of the World Health Organisation (WHO), Dr. Tedros Ghebreyesus, on Thursday reeled out several conditions countries looking to lift coronavirus restrictions must meet to prevent another surge of infections. In his weekly address to Geneva-based diplomats, Tedros said that easing social and economic curbs “must be done extremely carefully. “If done too quickly, […]
South African doctors design virus ‘box’ to protect healthcare workers
Eyes narrowed in focus behind her face shield, Jana Du Plessis, a South African doctor kept a steady hand as she inserted a tube down the throat of a dummy, working through the lid of a plexiglass box. Du Plessis, a doctor at Johannesburg’s Charlotte Maxeke public hospital, practised moving around a newly-designed isolation device […]
Edo 2020: Ize-Iyamu rues insecurity, killing of farmers in Edo
A frontline aspirant of the All Progressives Congress in Edo state, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu ahead 2020 governorship election yesterday condemned the level of insecurity in the state and streak of attacks on farmers in rural communities across the state which led to the killing of two farmers in Odighi, Ovia North-East local government area by suspected armed herdsmen.
Lockdown: FCT convicts 20, begins clampdown on ‘joggers’
By Omeiza Ajayi ABUJA – Following the activation of about five mobile courts to try violators of its lockdown order, The Federal Capital Territory FCT Administration yesterday secured the conviction of no fewer than 20 of such violators. While they were fined between N1,000 and N5, 000, those with vehicles would only get them back […]
Lockdown: FCT convicts 20, begins clampdown on ‘Joggers’
Following the activation of about five mobile courts to try violators of its lockdown order, The Federal Capital Territory FCT Administration yesterday secured the conviction of no fewer than 20 of such violators.

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