China donates CFA360 million worth of medical equipment to help Niger respond to the coronavirus pandemic efficiently. The support consists of 10,000 test kits, 20,000 protective masks, 350,000 surgical bibs, 10,000 protective suits, 15,000 safety glasses; 15,000 pairs of disposable gloves, and 3,000 pairs of shoes.
According to Laouan Magagi, Niger's Minister of Humanitarian Action and Disaster Management, this donation will strengthen the country’s capacity to combat the coronavirus through improved healthcare services.
Last May, China had offered Niger respirators, nucleic acid test kits, protective goggles, etc. The Chinese government intends to provide new support worth CFA240 million to the West African country’s medical sector in the coming weeks.
Togo parliament adopts WAEMU law against currency counterfeiting Bill defines offences including ...
Since its 2019 IPO, Airtel Africa paid Deloitte over $37 million in audit and non-audit fees,...
CCR-UEMOA presents mid-term review of private sector competitiveness efforts Reforms, AfCFTA trai...
World Bank announces $137 million to boost West Africa digital economy Program expands broad...
Tilenga oil project required land from 4,954 households in Uganda Over 99% of affected households...
Ethiopian Airlines expands Bole Airport domestic terminal to improve passenger flow Three new airports to raise domestic network to 26...
Burkina Faso launches rehabilitation of Bobo-Dioulasso–Banfora and Banfora–Orodara roads Projects worth 81 billion CFA francs aim to boost mobility and...
Falcon Energy launches $100m arbitration against Guinea over revoked graphite licence Dispute follows Guinea’s mining permit cleanup affecting...
U.N. designates Oct. 1 as International Coffee Day by resolution Coffee industry worth $200 billion, supporting 25 million farmers globally Key...
Afreximbank launches Impact Stories season two highlighting trade-driven transformations Series features projects across Africa and Caribbean, from...
Mbanza Kongo, located in northern Angola, is one of the most important historic cities in Central Africa. The capital of Zaire Province, it stands on a...