Covid-19 in Africa: why some countries are starting to see the rise of new cases

According to the latest information, increasing the don dey for Covid-19 infections in Africa in recent weeks.

The number of new cases per day does not increase after the decline we see by mid-July, according to Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization.

During the week ending November 1, new cases increase by 3% for the WHO African region – we do not include Morocco, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Sudan, Djibouti or Somalia.

Ghana is on the verge of the second wave of Covid-19 with the national record of 1,156 new cases. Active cases go from 397 to over a thousand in just two weeks.

And WHO says Uganda has seen a new higher daily increase for the virus in the past week, with nearly half of the cases coming from the capital, Kampala.

And with a history not too different for Lagos, the commercial capital of Nigeria, on Sunday the new cases rise to 255 in two days, from the previous average of 90 per day.

On Sunday, President Akufo-Addo addressed im kontri pipo for national television while saying “no virus changes … our reduction in the way we follow preventive protocols can cause an increase”.

“We let our guard down.

“We are unable to throw caution to the wind at a critical moment, to destroy the profits that the government, health officials, heroic frontline health workers and members of security agencies give us.”

A WHO representative Matshidiso Moeti talks about Kenya and if he does not see a new increase in cases: “More important [tin] na to contain [di rise] and don’t let the situation lose control. “.

Dr Moeti also believes the pipo for Kenya is tired of measures like wearing masks, social distancing and hand hygiene.

Kenya mata looks like South Africa and the health minister also says that “pandemic fatigue” affects the population. “

Meanwhile, sabi pipo for South Africa says “superspreader” events bring a lot of pipo into togeda, which I don’t see as a cause of increase in kontri cases.

This is the main reason why continents are seeing more recorded cases in terms of preventative measures that they never follow as before.

Also, it is important to remember that there is no data to show, they say international travel – we recently opened for many countries – does not contribute to the increase.

For many months South Africa holds the record for the highest number or cases for Africa and still today it never changes.

The president for his weekly address, President Cyril Ramaphosa, says that during the holiday season it will come, so that the kontri pipo “do not become architects of our own downfall.”

South Africa promises to ease blockade measures for August.

Still good news, given that the per capita death rate for Africa is low compared to parts of the world, even though the health infrastructure for many Africans is no less.

He says no to WHO because the continent has a young population – more than 60% are under 25.