China reports 22 new coronavirus cases, including 16 in Xinjiang
China reported 22 new coronavirus cases on Friday, the country’s National Health Commission (NHC) announced on Saturday. Of the new
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Colombia reports record number of Covid-19 deaths for second consecutive day
Colombia’s health ministry reported a record 8,934 new coronavirus cases on Friday — taking the country’s total number of infections to
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This expert is optimistic an “effective” coronavirus treatment will be available within 3 months
The director of the National Institutes of Health, Dr. Francis Collins, said he’s “optimistic” an “effective treatment” for Covid-19 will
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In line with analysts’ forecast, Nigeria’s headline inflation soared to its highest level in two years, at 12.56 percent in June
Inflation has now increased for the tenth consecutive month. According to data released on Friday by the National Bureau of
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Lagmen net official Congratulated Marvelous, Akpomeyoma,ijeoma ,Shedrach and others NYSC members pass out under strict COVID-19 observance
LAGMEN NET C.E.O and the team official say congrats to Marvelous, C.L.O Akpomeyoma Mudi , ijeoma ,Shedrach who serve at
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Mexico reports more than 550 new Covid-19 deaths
Mexico’s health ministry recorded 6,149 newly confirmed cases of the novel coronavirus Wednesday, bringing the country’s total to 317,635. The
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Latin America and the Caribbean top 3.5 million Covid-19 cases and more than 150,000 deaths
Latin American and Caribbean countries have now recorded more than 3.5 million Covid-19 cases and more than 150,000 deaths, according
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Australia’s Victoria state registers its worst day since the pandemic began
The Australian state of Victoria has suffered its worst day since the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, with 317 new
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China’s economy is growing again. That’s good news for the rest of the world
China’s economy is growing again after its worst three-month period in decades — a sign that could bode well for the global post-coronavirus
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