Humans Are Resilient, Let Us Trust Ourselves and Each Other

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s prayer, “Patient Trust,” is really a blessing on the anxious and impatient — in other words, all of us in this moment in time. He encourages us to trust “in the slow work of God;” in our evolution and development. He reminds us that we cannot “be today what time (that is to say, grace and circumstances acting on your own good will) will make of you tomorrow.” Many are anxious...

BMW Sales Collapse By More Than 20% Due to Coronavirus Pandemic

German carmaker BMW sold 20.6 percent fewer cars in the first quarter of 2020 than last year, with the coronavirus pandemic leading sales to tumble in China, Europe, and the U.S. The German carmaker announced this in a statement on Monday. “Around 80 percent of all retail outlets in Europe and 70 percent of those in the U.S. are currently closed due to the coronavirus,” BMW said. The company is “flexibly adapting” its production volumes...

NCC Clears Doubts Over 5G, COVID-19, Security

The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) says there’s no is no correlation between the Fifth Generation Technology (5G), Coronavirus (COVID-19) and Security. Dr. Henry Nkemadu, Director, Public Affairs, NCC made this clarification in a statement following recent materials being circulated, linking COVID-19 with 5G Technology. The statement, which was signed by Nkemadu, on Monday in Abuja, said it has become imperative for the commission to provide some clarifications. According to him, firstly, there is no correlation between 5G...

Rwandan Officials Forfeit April Salary Amid COVID-19

Rwandan cabinet members and other senior government officials have resolved to forfeit their April salary to show solidarity with their fellow Rwandans under COVID-19 lockdown in the country, the Prime Minister’s Office said Sunday. A statement from the office also commended all Rwandans for their continued support and adherence to government measures against the spread of COVID-19. The Rwandan Ministry of Health, earlier in the day, reported two new COVID-19 cases, bringing the country’s total...

Germany Suspends Beer Tax to Help Breweries During Pandemic

The German Government on Monday moved to give breweries greater financial leeway during the novel coronavirus pandemic by giving them the option to defer the annual beer tax. According to the spokesman for the Federal Ministry of Finance, the Federal Ministry of Finance and its state counterparts agreed that beer tax can be deferred to improve liquidity of breweries in current difficult situation and to protect jobs. The ministry said applications to defer the tax...

COVID-19: Health journalists Advise FG Against Accepting Medical Team From China

Mr Hassan Zaggi, President of Association of Nigeria Health Journalists (ANHEJ), has advised the Federal Government against accepting medical team from China to fight Coronavirus (COVID-19) in the country. Zaggi, who gave the advice in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Abuja, said that Nigerian health experts could handle COVID-19. The Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, had on Friday at Ministerial Press briefing on COVID-19 announced that 18-man team of...

UPDATE: COVID-19: Africa Death Toll Hits 383, As Cases Rise to 8,596 – WHO

The World Health Organisation (WHO) Regional Office for Africa in Brazzaville, Congo, says there are now 8, 596 confirmed cases of COVID-19 on the African continent with 383 deaths. The UN’s health agency gave the update on its official twitter account @WHOAFRO. “Africa now has a total of 8,596 confirmed cases, 383 deaths and 792 recovered from 51 Countries. “Number of cases continue to rise on the African continent with 8,377 cumulative cases reported. “Algeria...

Stay-at-home Order: Lagos Husbands Narrate Experiences

More reactions from husbands are trailing  the stay-at-home directive of both Lagos State and federal governments, which entered Day 11 and Day Seven, respectively The Nigeria News Agency reports that Lagos State Government had on March 24 directed closure of open markets, recreational centres, salons and other public places with exception of those selling food, medicine, and other life-saving essentials. The closure took effect from March 26. The government had earlier directed its workers on Grade Levels 12 and below to...

Study Finds About 20 Million Jobs in Africa at Risk From Impact of Coronavirus Pandemic

About 20 million jobs are at risk in Africa as the continent’s economies are projected to shrink this year due to the impact of the coronavirus pandemic, according to an African Union (AU) study. So far, Africa accounts for just a fraction of total cases of the disease which has infected more than one million people worldwide, according to a Reuters tally. But African economies are already facing an impending global economic downturn, plummeting oil and commodity prices and...

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