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Large numbers of white-tailed deer in the United States are getting infected with the novel coronavirus. And while the risk of spreading it back to humans is low, scientists worry that deer could end up incubating new variants. VOA’s Veronica Balderas Iglesias reports.
With vaccine hesitancy and logistical problems in Kenya, Penda's Tassia Medical Centre is now delivering the vaccine to the people's doorsteps, And, Nigeria is planning to close camps in Maiduguri city amid concerns that it is not safe for refugees to go home.
Women's Affairs Minister Sithembiso Nyoni says Zimbabwe has a lot to celebrate where it comes to achievements by women, but stresses that more has to be done. In an interview with Sithandekile Mhlanga of VOA's Zimbabwe Service, Nyoni highlighted some of the achievements made.
Livetalk: We are talking about COVID-19 and the Summit for Democracy convened by U.S. President Joseph Biden amid fears of waning democracy worldwide.
Tanzanians this week are marking the 60th anniversary of independence from Britain, and a long journey toward the goal of building their own, democratic nation. But despite forming a multiparty system, Tanzania has always been dominated by one party, the Party of the Revolution.