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Channels Television Updated January 8, 2021 This handout image realeased by the Hungarian Foreign Ministry on November 19, 2020, shows gloved hands of Hungarian officials unpacking the first load of a Russian-made coronavirus COVID-19 vaccine, arrived in their laboratory, in Budapest. Matyas BORSOS / AFP / Hungarian Foreign Ministry KKP Hungary has extended partial lockdown measures aimed at curbing the spread of the coronavirus until February 1, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Friday. The measures — including a curfew between 8 pm and 5 am, a ban on gatherings, mandatory mask-wea...
Views: Visits 20 By-standers try to put out a fire after protesters set a police check point alight during a curfew in Dakar on January 6, 2021. JOHN WESSELS / AFP Youths protesting a coronavirus curfew clashed with security forces overnight in the Senegalese capital, burning tyres and erecting barricades as police fired tear gas in Dakar’s Ngor district, an AFP photographer reported. Incidents were also reported in other parts of the capital overnight Wednesday. President Macky Sall called a state of emergency on Wednesday as he imposed a curfew from 9 pm to 5 am in Dakar and one ...
A DR Congo flag. China has cancelled a part of the debt owed by DR Congo to help the sub-Saharan giant fight the coronavirus epidemic, the Congolese presidency said on Thursday. Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the gesture to put 180 million yuan ($28 million, 23 million euros) back into government coffers during a visit to the country this week. Wang also offered a further $15 million to support wider development efforts. China is a major investor in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and researchers from Johns Hopkins University in the US have estimated that Chinese entities have extended more ...
China has cancelled a part of the debt owed by DR Congo to help the sub-Saharan giant fight the coronavirus epidemic, the Congolese presidency said on Thursday. Foreign Minister Wang Yi made the gesture to put 180 million yuan ($28 million, 23 million euros) back into government coffers during a visit to the country this week. Wang also offered a further $15 million to support wider development efforts. China is a major investor in the Democratic Republic of Congo, and researchers from Johns Hopkins University in the US have estimated that Chinese entities have extended more than $2.4 bill...