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Will Singapore's Omicron wave be shaped like a plateau, with a flat top? Or will it look more like a mountain, with steep slopes and a sharp peak?
Singapore News - Will Singapore's Omicron wave be shaped like a plateau, with a flat top? Or will it look more like a mountain, with steep slopes and a sharp peak? The latter is more likely, says infectious disease modelling expert Alex Cook, an associate professor at the National... Read more at www.tnp.sg
Livestock Minister Nkandu Luo shortly after being declared duly elected Munali MP by the Constitutional Court on November 16, 2018 – Picture by Tenson Mkhala PRESIDENT Edgar Lungu has appointed former Livestock and Fisheries Minister professor Nkandu Luo as his running mate ahead of the August elections. The Head of State arrived at Mulungushi International Conference Centre this morning to file nomination papers in the company of Prof Luo, much to the surprise of journalists and other onlookers present. Professor Luo is immediate past PF member of parliament for Munali Constituency in L...
Fisheries and Livestock Minister Nkandu Luo says government is working on populating livestock farming across the country. Professor Luo said Zambia has potential to enrich lives of its citizenry through the Livestock sector but only when the industry is taken to areas not predominantly known for livestock farming in country. Speaking when she handed over 540 improved village chickens and 60 goats to 76 church based Women Clubs and four Cooperatives in Kapiri Mposhi, Prof Luo said there is need to change the notion that livestock farming can only be done in certain parts of the country. “We...
Daily Monitor Wednesday February 24 2021 Summary Our view: Government must not be seen to be favouring any “inner circle” in the provision of jabs against Covid-19 as claimed by an America’s The Wall Street Journal. Advertisement News that China is gifting Ugandans up to 300,000 doses of Covid-19 vaccine is great. Foremost, this offer of Sinovac vaccine is a mark of close fraternal ties between the two countries. Moreover, it addresses our current human security crisis, which is the coronavirus pandemic. CoronaVac offers hope of protection of our population through immunisation. Le...