Corona Voice - Angola. The tok show with Sofonie Dala. Don't Miss Out! Day 37

 Our Corona Voice show is live in Angola. Day 37

This is the first and the only Coronavirus show in Angola where the most ordinary citizens show their brilliant talents.

Today we have ''The students''. This group will sing us a very enjoyable Covid-19 song.

Ladies and gentlemen, please meet our singers ''The students'' with the song ''Coronavirus came from china''.

Hello we are ''The students'', we came here to record the corona video!

Is Angola cool or not? cool!

Is Angola cool or not? cool!

Coronavirus came from China to quarantine us

And I'm crazy, go out go out

And I'm crazy, go out go out

Coronavirus left China to quarantine us

And I'm crazy, go out go out

And I'm crazy, go out go out

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This is the first and the only Coronavirus show in Angola where the most ordinary citizens show their brilliant talents.

The heroes of the program are the most ordinary citizens - they share with the audience their songs, poems and real stories of how the Coronavirus pandemic affected their lives.

We launched the “Corona Voice show” campaign to provide a space for young women and men around Angola to share their views, experiences and initiatives.

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Africa Educates Her Campaign - Angola. Season 3. Don't Miss Out! Webisode 23

 Our girls back to school campaign is ongoing. Day 23

School closures caused by the pandemic exacerbated previously existing inequalities, and that children who were already most at risk of being excluded from a quality education have been most affected.

Many children received no education after schools closed across the continent in March 2020.

Today we are talking to kids. Luenda is no longer learning, she is only waiting for the school reopening to continue with her studies.

Hi, how are you?

I'm fine thanks.

What is your name?

My name is Luenda

How old are you?

I am 6 years old.

Luenda do you study?

Yes, I study in the first class.

Why don't you go to school anymore?

I don't go to school because of the coronavirus.

What is coronavirus?

Coronavirus is a disease that harms people.

Being at home, have you done anything to continue learning?

Yes I do. My school has been  distributing topics and exercises to solve at home.

Have you been following the coronavirus prevention measures?

Yes I have been following by using the mask, washing my hands with water and soap and disinfecting them with alcohol gel and keeping 2 meters away from people.

So, where is your mask?

I forgot it at home.

Are you afraid of the coronavirus?

Yes, I'm afraid of getting coronavirs.

Don't worry, this will pass soon.

Ok bye! 

Many children received no instruction, feedback, or interaction with their teachers. “Children are not taught during this period”. Although some students had received printed assignments, “We cannot say that this is normal education”.

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Don't miss this opportunity to bring girls back to school. Tell us your story!

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ANGOLA REPORTS 757 RECOVERIES IN LAST 24 HOURS

Angolan authorities reported Friday 757 recoveries, aged 1- 63 years old, and two deaths in the last 24 hours.

The recoveries occurred in the provinces of Luanda (507), Cabinda and Cuanza Norte (50 each), Malanje (49), Benguela (43), Huila (18), Uíge (12), Bengo (9), Zaire (6) , Luanda Sul (4), Cuanza Sul (3), Huambo and Namibe (2) and Moxico and Cunene (1).

The deaths occurred in the provinces of Luanda and Huambo, involving two men aged between 48 and 64, according to the National Director of Public Health, Elga Freitas.

Speaking at covid-19 data update session of the last 24 hours, the official said that the country recorded 92 new cases, aged 1- 67.

Of this number, Luanda has 39, Huambo (23), Zaire (9), Lunda Norte (4), the same number in Lunda Sul, Moxico and Cabinda, while Cuando Cubango and Bié with 3 and 2 respectively.

The country has currently 18, 066 confirmed cases. Of these, 4,939 are following treatment, 12,712 recovered and 415 dead, according to the National Director for Public Health.

I will not disappoint Ghanaians – Akufo-Addo

 President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo has given a firm assurance that he would not disappoint Ghanaians in his second term of office.

He said he would continue all projects he had started as well as pursue programs that would transform Ghana and ensure the people enjoyed better living conditions.

President Akufo-Addo, speaking at a Thanksgiving Service at Kyebi on Friday, said it was the grace of God that had brought him and the Government thus far.

“I trusted God in 2016 for a victory and another four-year term and God has kept Faith with me,” he said.

The President was grateful to his family, particularly his wife, Rebecca, and brothers, especially Edward Akufo-Addo, Mr Ken Ofori-Atta and Gabby Okyere Darko for their unflinching support over the years.

The well attended Thanksgiving Service, held at the Kyebi Presbyterian College of Education, was organized jointly by the Akyem Abuakwa State, the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, and the Kyebi Local Council of Churches for successful re-election and investiture of the President.

Osagyefo Amoatia Ofori-Panin, the Okyenhene, said it was by the grace of God that President Akufo-Addo was re-elected for the second time and, therefore, was appropriate to show God gratitude.

He said under the President’s leadership, Ghanaians had witnessed unprecedented favor from God through the many developmental projects and programs.

Osagyefo Ofori-Panin said history would judge President Akufo-Addo very well and urged him not to be discouraged by any distraction.

Reverend Professor JOY Mante, the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ghana, in an exhortation, said God had been gracious to Ghanaians and “we must, as a people, thank him for his undeserving grace and mercies.”

The President later presented 50,000 Ghana cedis as thanks offering to God and asked Him for His divine protection and guidance through another term.

The President was accompanied by his wife, Rebecca, Vice President Mahamudu Bawumia and his wife, Samira, and a host of former ministers and appointees.

10 babies killed in India hospital fire

 Ten babies were killed in a maternity unit in the Indian state of Maharashtra early on Saturday when fire tore through a major hospital.

Staff rescued seven of the newborn infants at the Bhandara district hospital but were forced back before they could get to the 10 others, Pramod Khandate, a senior doctor, told AFP news agency.

All of those who died were aged between a few days and three months, according to reports.

“The cause of the fire is not known yet but our staff extinguished the fire as soon as they could. The smoke led to the babies suffocating, ”Khandate said.

Nurses on duty noticed a fire coming from the hospital’s neonatal unit and raised the alarm.

The fire brigade stopped the blaze from spreading to other parts of the hospital and other patients were moved to safety.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thakre ordered a probe into the incident.

“Heart-wrenching tragedy in Bhandara, Maharashtra, where we have lost precious young lives,” Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Twitter. “My thoughts are with all the bereaved families. I hope the injured recover as early as possible. ”

A number of other politicians, including opposition leader Rahul Gandhi, also expressed their grief.

Authorities ordered an immediate inquiry into the latest disaster to raise doubts about safety in Indian hospitals. More than 90 people died in an inferno in a Kolkata hospital in 2011.

A fire at a hospital in Ahmedabad in August killed eight coronavirus patients. Another five COVID-19 patients died in a blaze in a clinic in Rajkot in November.

The Supreme Court called for a report on safety in coronavirus hospitals because of the incidents.

SOURCE: NEWS AGENCIES