TikTok unveils review of the year
In 2021, over 1 billion people turned to TikTok to be entertained
Author: Justus Tharao
Inequitable Vaccine Distribution is “Failure for Humanity”
“We have often said that as long as vaccine inequity persists, the more opportunity the virus has to spread and mutate in ways no one can prevent”
G7 calls Omicron ‘biggest threat’ to global health
The G7 on Thursday called the Omicron variant the “biggest current threat to global public health”, saying its emergence meant it was “more important than ever” for countries to “closely cooperate”.
Congolese rumba wins Unesco protected status
One of the most influential genres of African music and dance, Congolese rumba, now has Unesco-protected status.
Uganda cabinet approves ban on Kenyan farm products
Uganda will restrict from its domestic market certain raw and processed agricultural products from Kenya
Pfizer Says Study Confirms Positive Results For Anti-Covid Pill
The anti-COVID pill is believed to reduce hospitalizations and deaths.
Uganda cabinet approves ban on Kenyan farm products
Observers: The current trade row between the two countries could have long-running implications for imports and exports across East African.
Sudanese PM replaces acting state governors named after coup
Sudanese Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok has replaced all acting state governors appointed by the country’s military leader after a coup in late October.
Kenya Covid infections rate crosses WHO high-risk limit
Kenya’s coronavirus infections rate has crossed the World Health Organisation (WHO) high-risk limit of five percent for the first time since the government lifted the nationwide curfew.
Tunisia president extends parliament suspension, Calls for a referendum
Tunisia’s President Kais Saied on Monday extended his months-long suspension of parliament until new elections in December 2022, while calling for a July referendum on constitutional reforms.
