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The Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development on Saturday sensitised communities, as well as miners in Southern Kaduna on the dangers of engaging and allowing illegal mining activities in their localities.
Qu'elle soit rédigée sur des pancartes ou scandée aux terrasses des cafés, il s'agit de l'attaque la plus répétée à l'égard du vaccin contre le Covid-19 : "Nous n'avons pas suffisamment de recul." Alors que la pandémie repart de plus belle - plus de 10 000 cas recensés vendredi soir - la question de la vaccination fracture les Français. Parmi les personnes réticentes à se faire piquer, beaucoup opposent le manque d'informations sur ce que contient le précieux sérum. Mais qu'en est-il maintenant ? Depuis sept mois, plus de 3,5 milliards de doses ont été administrées dans le...
* Some health workers, authorities stick to five * Shortages of specialist needles an issue * UK, Denmark, Netherlands succeed in stretching supply (Adds comment from Swiss canton in final two paragraphs) ZURICH/PARIS, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Some European countries are drawing fewer than the approved six doses from Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine vials, meaning shots are likely going to waste even as nations plead for more. Officials and healthcare professionals in France, Germany and Switzerland all pointed to yields short of six doses, adding to frustrations in countries already laggin...
When it comes to the state, the French attitude has long been “We can’t live with it, we can’t live without it.” But that old chestnut has taken on a new and unsettling meaning of late. President Emmanuel Macron came to power three years ago in part on the promise of creating a more agile and responsive state. The pledge of renewal was both paradoxical and credible, coming from a graduate of the elite École Nationale d’Administration (ENA) who was reputed to be a brilliant technocrat but whose campaign had released a biography titled, quite simply, Révolution.
* Some health workers, authorities stick to five * Shortages of specialist needles an issue * UK, Denmark, Netherlands succeed in stretching supply ZURICH/PARIS, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Some European countries are drawing fewer than the approved six doses from Pfizer and BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccine vials, meaning shots are likely going to waste even as nations plead for more. Officials and healthcare professionals in France, Germany and Switzerland all pointed to yields short of six doses, adding to frustrations in countries already lagging vaccination campaigns in nations such as Britain and th...