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Safaricom gets boost as top firms snub Ethiopia bid

Safaricom gets boost as top firms snub Ethiopia bid Summary The fact that only two bids were made has narrowed the agency’s options and the bidding process could be reopened, especially if the financial offers fall below the government’s targets. While both Safaricom and MTN have substantial financial backing, they have emphasised that they will not overpay for the Ethiopian licences. Wednesday April 28 2021 By VICTOR JUMA Summary The fact that only two bids were made has narrowed the agency’s options and the bidding process could be reopened, especially if the financial offers fall below the government’s targets.

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Ecuador s election influenced by US-China frictions

Ecuador s election influenced by US-China frictions
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Opinion | Why America s Next Covid Push Should Be Outside America

POLITICO Why America’s Next Covid Push Should Be Outside America Helping the rest of the world get vaccinated isn’t just a humanitarian issue it’s a national security imperative. A health care worker inoculates a woman with a Covid vaccine at a district hospital in the outskirts of New Delhi on April 22, 2021. | Photo by Anindito Mukherjee/Getty Images By MARK MCCLELLAN, KRISHNA UDAYAKUMAR, MICHAEL MERSON and GARY EDSON 04/28/2021 03:32 PM EDT Link Copied Mark McClellan directs the Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy, is a former FDA commissioner and CMS administrator, and is an independent member of the Board of Directors of Johnson & Johnson.

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Why America s Next Covid Push Should Be Outside America

Why America’s Next Covid Push Should Be Outside America POLITICO 4/28/2021 © Photo by Anindito Mukherjee/Getty Images GettyImages-1313817795 (1).jpg The unprecedented wave of COVID-19 now engulfing India and the staggeringly high death toll in Brazil pose a challenge to our conscience, and fittingly the Biden administration has already loosened some restrictions on assistance. But to get the scale of our global coronavirus response right, we need to consider it more ambitiously as both a humanitarian issue and a threat to our national security. The key issue right now is vaccination. Today, the U.S., EU, China and India account for 70 percent of all COVID-19 vaccine doses administered, and the world’s wealthiest nations have locked up the majority of near-term supply. At the current pace, this means the world won’t reach broad immunity for years.

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Biden Administration Highlights Commitment to Addressing Climate Change at International Summit | WilmerHale

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: In an extended Earth Day event, President Biden hosted the virtual Leaders Summit on Climate (“Summit”) on April 22 and 23, seeking to unite nations around the world in the goal of reducing global greenhouse gas (“GHG”) emissions. Forty international leaders attended the much-anticipated event, including China President Xi Jinping, Russia President Vladimir Putin and United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The Summit marks the United States’ return to the world stage as a leader in climate regulation. The following summarizes key announcements from the Summit. Emissions Reduction Pledges At the outset of the Summit, President Biden announced the United States’ emissions reduction pledge:

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