Who hasn't heard of Covid-19 by now? More than you'd think
Anyone who is unaware of the coronavirus is given a short explanation of the pandemic.
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New York Times: Virus was slow to start in many African countries, but is now rising fast.
Slowing Covid-19 is speeding the spread of other diseases
New York Times: Poor countries are contributing to fresh explosions of illness and death.
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Emmerson Mnangagwa was supposed to represent a clean break with Zimbabwe's dark past.
What a waste: South African brewer says it may dump 400m bottles of beer
South Africa has banned the sale and transportation of alcohol during Covid-19 lockdown.
Africa's 43% jump in Covid-19 cases in a week worries experts
World Health Organization warns continent of 1.3 billion could become the next epicenter.
Ten African countries have no ventilators. That's only part of the problem
New York Times: Basic supplies like oxygen and soap are needed first to slow the spread.
Covid-19's worrying new milestone; New York residents ordered to wear face masks
More than 120,000 deaths have been recorded around the world.
Poachers kill more rhinos as coronavirus halts tourism to Africa
New York Times: Endangered animals may become additional casualties of the pandemic.
Double blow for Africa as plague of locusts threaten food crops
A second wave of a huge locust outbreak is arriving in parts of East Africa.
Lockdowns leave millions of women without birth control
Thousands of clinics around the world have closed.
Italian virus death toll nears China's as outbreak spreads
The Chinese city of Wuhan, where coronavirus first took hold, has no new domestic cases.
Coronavirus: Trump declares national emergency
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The Congo rainforest is losing its ability to absorb carbon dioxide. That's bad for climate change
Findings imply that temperatures will rise even faster than anticipated.
Hosni Mubarak, Egypt's autocrat ousted in 2011 uprising, dies at 91
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Botswana auctions licences to hunt elephants
This comes after a hunting ban was lifted hoping to reducing human and elephant conflict.
Record number of deaths in one day in coronavirus 'ground zero'
The global death toll has now reached 565 deaths.
How US firms helped Africa's richest woman exploit her country's wealth
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What a scorcher: Earth just had its hottest decade on record
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Kerikeri's first Montessori school opens
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Six-story building collapses in Nairobi, Kenya
A six-story building collapsed in Kenya's capital on Friday, officials said.
Husband's tragic holiday mistake before death
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Hallowed sporting ground abandoned to homeless
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All that glitters in the Sahara Desert is not simply gold, writes Ainsley Duyvestyn-Smith.
The king spending millions on his 15 wives as country suffers
While the population suffers, King Mswati III spends millions on luxury cars for his wives
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The violent abduction of world's youngest billionaire
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Africa: Embracing the Kenyan wilderness
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