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In Angola, school after COVID-19 sees a lot of changes

As the COVID-19 improved, local school corporations loosened their rules in 2021/22. Each county in Angola handled COVID differently. As policies, distance, and lost activities improve, so have the pupils. In all schools, grades, enthusiasm, and attendance have improved. “I think students were glad to come back. Many said they liked being back...

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Important Information for travellers to Angola

Here are the guidelines laid out by the government of Angola for travellers to the country.  Ensure that you have taken all your COVID-19 vaccines before arriving in Angola. If you have not taken COVID-19 vaccines, do not travel to Angola.You may still be at risk of contracting the coronavirus in...

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Sleeping sickness tempts Angola

After coronavirus disease (COVID-19)-related disturbances endangered the establishment of control actions, progress toward the global eradication of treatment of human African trypanosomiasis (HAT), also known as sleeping sickness, has been sustained. Gambiense and rhodesiense are the two main types of HAT. In 2021, the Gambiense type was reported in 11 endemic...

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14th Ebola Outbreak

A new Ebola outbreak in the Congo Democratic Republic has heightened fears about the virus’s potential for regional and international transmission. Since April 21, two people have died in this community in Mbandaka, northeastern DRC, as a result of the virus’s comeback. According to the Department Of Health (WHO), “267 interactions have...

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Doctors on strike are penalized in Angola

Angola has halted payments to doctors who went on strike last week citing inadequate pay and medical supplies. “We’re just not going to pay the strikers’ wages,” Labour Minister Teresa Dias told a news conference. For the second time in four months, doctors began protesting on March 21. The most recent...

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