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April 02, 2020
Global Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 50,000

Italy added another 760 dead to its coronavirus toll, pushing its death toll to 13,915, the most in any country. The U.S. death toll topped 5,300, but the White House in recent days said the eventual count could range from 100,000 to 240,000.

April 02, 2020
Poll: About Half of Workers Lose Income Due to Virus

Sixty percent of Americans now say the national economy is "poor," an alarmingly swift reversal from the 67% who called it "good" in January.
March 31, 2020
Zimbabwe Supreme Court Declares Nelson Chamisa Illegitimate MDC Leader

Professor Lovemore Madhuku, an attorney representing Thokozani Khupe who claims to be the legitimate leader of the MDC-T, welcomed the Supreme Court decision. But MDC secretary general, Chalton Hwende, said the ruling won’t change anything.
March 30, 2020
Zimbabweans Enter Coronavirus Lockdown Amid Severe Economic Crisis

Central Harare’s streets were deserted. Banks, government offices and businesses were shut. Zimbabwean police, who have a reputation for brutality, manned checkpoints on highways into Harare and questioned the few motorists, a Reuters reporter saw.
March 30, 2020
US Pharmaceutical Giant Says COVID Vaccine Could Be Ready for Emergency Use by Early 2021

Johnson & Johnson said it anticipates the first batches of the vaccine would be ready for use under emergency situations by early 2021.
March 28, 2020
‘Our Pleas Are Falling on Deaf Ears’: African Students Stuck in China Plead for Help

Since late January, Girma has been trapped in Wuhan, China, the original epicenter of the COVID-19 outbreak.
March 27, 2020
Virginia Man Uses 3D Printer to Make Mask Shields for Health Workers

Jeremy Filko is using his 3-D printer to create plastic mask shields for doctors, nurses and other first responders. Due to a shortage, some medical workers are being asked to reuse their N95 medical face masks, which are usually discarded after one use.
March 27, 2020
Daily bread? In France, Fighting Virus 1 Baguette at a Time

In the Mediterranean town of Sanary-sur-Mer, buying only one baguette risks a police fine of 135 euros ($146). Mayor Ferdinand Bernhard says people shouldn't be using the buying of bread as an excuse to go out every day.
March 27, 2020
If You Don't Laugh, You Cry: Coping With Virus Through Humor

Are we allowed to chuckle yet? We'd better, psychologists and humorists say. Laughter can be the best medicine, they argue, so long as it's within the bounds of good taste. And in a crisis, it can be a powerful coping mechanism.
March 27, 2020
100 New Yorkers Die in 24-Hour Period From COVID-19

"The number of deaths is increasing," Andrew Cuomo told reporters. With the latest deaths, 385 people have now succumbed to the virus in New York state.
March 24, 2020
Zimbabwean Student in USA Dies of Coronavirus

She is believed to be the second Zimbabwean to die of coronavirus COVID-19 following the death in Harare on Monday of Zororo Makamba, the son of former radio broadcaster and Telecel shareholder, James Makamba.
March 23, 2020
New York City Becomes ‘New Epicenter’ of COVID-19

Unseasonably warm weather Friday drew many New Yorkers to parks for jogging, riding bicycles and playing outdoor with their children.

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Friday 3 April 2020

Global Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 50,000

Poll: About Half of Workers Lose Income Due to Virus

Zimbabwe Supreme Court Declares Nelson Chamisa Illegitimate MDC Leader

Zimbabweans Enter Coronavirus Lockdown Amid Severe Economic Crisis

US Pharmaceutical Giant Says COVID Vaccine Could Be Ready for Emergency Use by Early 2021

‘Our Pleas Are Falling on Deaf Ears’: African Students Stuck in China Plead for Help

Virginia Man Uses 3D Printer to Make Mask Shields for Health Workers

Daily bread? In France, Fighting Virus 1 Baguette at a Time

If You Don't Laugh, You Cry: Coping With Virus Through Humor

100 New Yorkers Die in 24-Hour Period From COVID-19

Zimbabwean Student in USA Dies of Coronavirus

New York City Becomes ‘New Epicenter’ of COVID-19

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Friday 3 April 2020

Global Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 50,000

Poll: About Half of Workers Lose Income Due to Virus

Zimbabwe Supreme Court Declares Nelson Chamisa Illegitimate MDC Leader

Zimbabweans Enter Coronavirus Lockdown Amid Severe Economic Crisis

US Pharmaceutical Giant Says COVID Vaccine Could Be Ready for Emergency Use by Early 2021

‘Our Pleas Are Falling on Deaf Ears’: African Students Stuck in China Plead for Help

Virginia Man Uses 3D Printer to Make Mask Shields for Health Workers

Daily bread? In France, Fighting Virus 1 Baguette at a Time

If You Don't Laugh, You Cry: Coping With Virus Through Humor

100 New Yorkers Die in 24-Hour Period From COVID-19

Zimbabwean Student in USA Dies of Coronavirus

New York City Becomes ‘New Epicenter’ of COVID-19