Mali's Newly Reopened Schools Struggle to Keep Students COVID-19-Free
Both School and COVID-19 Bells are Ringing on Campus Students went back to school on Monday in Mali after the government officially authorised their reopening and the resumption of classes — which saw several delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, not everyone sees the move in a positive light — as although the government has provided masks for the students, some teachers deplore a lack of disinfectant products and soap for handwashing. Many others doubt the ability to uphold social distancing guidelines in crowded classrooms. Daouda Mécoba, an educational advisor, shares the rec...
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