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Latest African Breaking News – DRC Imposing Covid-19 Preventive Restrictions

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 The Democratic Republic of Congo is planning to impose stricter coronavirus measures as a huge number of new cases have been filed in past few days. The government announced restrictions would start from Friday, 18 December, 2020 with a curfew from 21:00 to 05:00. Other guidelines include school closing and public gatherings; the communications minister said schools would be closed earlier for the Christmas holidays and public gatherings of more than 10 people would not be allowed. There will also be a ban on family affairs, ceremonies before burials and other gatherings. Sports competitions will continue without fans. This was the latest breaking news broadcasted everywhere on air and television with a purpose making everyone aware of this.  The Democratic Republic of Congo has recorded just over 14,000 covid cases and over 350 deaths due to Covid infection since the epidemic was officially declared in March. But now it has seen a steady rise in cases in recent weeks. On pas...

TRENDY AFRICAN LIFESTYLE THAT GRABS ATTENTION OF MANY PEOPLE

The entire world knows it well when regional fashions are being appreciated around the world Trendy African lifestyle   holds a strong spot in the list. However, that’s not all that is popular and engaging in Africa. The place celebrated for many vibrant reasons can't dodge the attentions. In Africa, Accra, Johannesburg and Nairobi are listed among the most dynamic cities on the continent. They offer you open markets, rooftop bar, vibey nightclubs, or highly relaxing lounge. You can plan a lot of exciting stuff for your weekend in you’re there. From having the opportunity to taste the massive variety of cuisine to go for an outdoor picnic, listen to live music on roads, and dancing at cities popular nightclubs are real fun. As mention primarily,   trendy African  fashion always on heat. The hotness increasing gradually each day. There are so many local and international fashion designers experimenting innovatively with traditional African designer aesthetics to expand the...

AFRICA COOPERATIVELY FIGHTS BACK AGAINST CORONAVIRUS DISEASE

The impacts of COVID-19 is no different in Africa than anywhere else in the world. Over 609,000 confirmed coronavirus cases have reported on the African continent - with more than 305,000 recoveries & 13,000 deaths. The major number of cases are from South Africa, followed by Nigeria and Ghana. In the soonest time after COVID-19 spread was declared a pandemic by WHO, Africa CDC took the most essential actions implementing the obligations and strategies with professional teams for high priority areas of coronavirus control. The surveillance, laboratory, diagnosis, infection prevention and controls had been already taken under consideration, and being followed. In collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), Africa CDC is providing training to in-coming analysts for event-based surveillance by the means of the epidemic intelligence from the open-source platforms. This has been in execution to incorporate with the regional centres and member states to keep track of coronavi...

AFRICAN VIBES: THE AFRICA’S BEST BREAKING NEWS PORTAL

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Want to stay updated with the latest African breaking news and headlines? You can find all about the top charts, daily news, health, and lifestyle reports at African Vibes – your all-time news partners bring in the most relevant information from several different categories. Whether it is news about how Africans are battling COVID-19 or travel, entertainment, and lifestyle – we keep you up to date. Also, we share some of the most exciting and flavorful African recipes that cannot be ignored because of their amazing tastes. African countries have been at a disadvantage on the global arena. It is often perceived that ‘anything goes’. Recently, a French doctor talked about using Africans as test subjects for a COVID-19 Vaccine in Africa. There was an outrage from Africans across the globe and WHO also spoke out against the notion that it was okay to use Africans as test subjects. Subsequently, African countries are planning to unite and create a ‘one shop stop’ to reduce the cost of Covi...