The rate of inoculations in African countries has fallen behind other parts of the world. As many as 39 million more could follow in 2021, according to the African Development Bank. The rate of inoculations in African countries has fallen behind other parts of the world. But African countries won’t receive the bulk of those orders until the second half of the year, and those will cover only a fifth of their populations. Cyclones, flooding, droughts, and other effects of a changing climate cost Africa $7 billion to $15 billion a year.

Source: News 24 May 21, 2021 05:37 UTC