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A new era for Senegal after the election? – DW – 03/31/2024 - Vimarsana News

A new era for Senegal after the election? – DW – 03/31/2024

Senegal's new president, Bassirou Diomaye Faye, has proposed a radical change of the political system and more sovereignty. That includes new partnerships with foreign companies.

Source: dw.com
Africa joins race to acquire Pfizer's Covid-19 Paxlovid pills - Vimarsana News

Africa joins race to acquire Pfizer's Covid-19 Paxlovid pills

Africa's top public health body said it was in talks with Pfizer about securing supplies of its antiviral Covid-19 pills for the continent, the latest to join the race for a drug seen as a potential game changer in fighting the virus. The Paxlovid medication was nearly 90% effective in preventing hospitalisations and deaths, and data suggested it retains its effectiveness against the Omicron variant, Pfizer has said.

Africa joins race to acquire Pfizer's Covid-19 Paxlovid pills - Vimarsana News

Africa joins race to acquire Pfizer's Covid-19 Paxlovid pills

Africa's top public health body said it was in talks with Pfizer about securing supplies of its antiviral Covid-19 pills for the continent, the latest to join the race for a drug seen as a potential game changer in fighting the virus.

Source: news24.com
Omicron: South Africa Caught In Quagmire Amid Case Surge - Vimarsana News

Omicron: South Africa Caught In Quagmire Amid Case Surge

All over South Africa, Omicron Covid-19 new variant — which the World Health Organization has labeled as a

South Africa: Omicron causes concern | Africa | DW - Vimarsana News

South Africa: Omicron causes concern | Africa | DW

The new variant has come with a spike in cases, but it remains to be seen how much it will affect South African hospitals. New COVID infections have jumped from about 200 a day last month to more than 11,500 on Thursday.

Source: dw.com