World failed to learn SARS lessons for coronavirus fight

Coronavirus: “It would be suicidal for Africa not to learn the lessons from Europe.”  The Africa Report

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Lessons to learn from Ikwiriri police killings
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At down on Wednesday last week, armed bandits killed two police officers and stole seven firearms and 60 rounds of ammunition after raiding a police station at Ikwiriri, Rufiji District, Coast Region. This is a matter of security. Our columnist GERALD KITABU ...

>An independent panel described the response of the World Health Organization (WHO) to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa as “delayed” and “inadequate,” so what systemic changes need to be made to ensure future crises are handled better?

>If the Tegeta escrow account corruption scandal that has rocked Tanzania had taken place in Kenya, you can be sure that no minister would have been fired or investigated and certainly, the Attorney General would not have resigned for failing to advise the government on the matter.

"Wherever they live, whoever they are, every girl on this planet has value." —President Obama on new steps to help #LetGirlsLearn around the world:wh.gov/letgirlslearn

Cameroon have shown they are stronger after their poor World Cup in Brazil and can do well at the 2015 Nations Cup, says Benjamin Moukandjo.

Cameroon's Samuel Eto'o helps with the draw in Russia, as African sides learn who they will face in World Cup qualifying.

Tanzania: World Bank to Help Millions of Children Learn More in School ...
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The World Bank Group's Board of Executive Directors has approved support for Tanzania's “Big Results Now in Education” program, which aims to raise the quality of education in the country's primary and secondary schools. The Board also approved further ...