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South Africa’s Tale of Inequality Through the Covid Lens

Jul 14 2022

Racial differences impact access to health care around the world. In South Africa, which has been ranked as the world’s most unequal nation, those inequities are especially evident.

Africa: Impact of COVID-19 On Higher Education in Africa - the Transition

Jul 14 2022

As we are all well-aware, COVID-19 has changed our way of live and experts have labelled the pandemic as the most crucial global health calamity of the century and the greatest challenge that the humankind faced since the 2nd World War.

Covid-19 pandemic impacts TB diagnoses and deaths

Apr 30 2022

According to the WHO Global TB report, newly reported TB cases dropped from 7.1 million in 2019 to 5.8 million in 2020, an 18% decline.

IMF/World Bank: Targeted Safety Net Programs Fall Short on Rights Protection

Apr 30 2022

Targeted social protection programs intended to cushion people from the economic impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic have only had limited success in protecting human rights

African Governance: economic, social and political governance...

Apr 30 2022

Worsen due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Sub-Saharan Africa is expecting to experience a youth bulge, in the face of growing economic uncertainties.

Uganda closed schools for two years – the impact is deep

Apr 30 2022

Uganda enforced the longest period of school closures worldwide. It is estimated that 15 million pupils have not attended school for almost two years, making a learning deficit of 2.8 years.

COVID-19: Five crises facing children after 2 years of pandemic

Mar 11 2022

From battling rising violence to worsening mental health, children have been severely impacted by two years of the COVID-19 pandemic.

What we’ve been reading about job losses due to COVID-19 February 28, 2022

Mar 11 2022

As the crisis has worn on, some less anticipated drivers of job losses have been revealed

Covid-19 Pandemic, Insecurity and Instability, and Socio-Economic

Mar 11 2022

Addressing the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, and other key issues dominated the discussions of the Executive Council session of the African Union.