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What Then, Is The Post-Corona World?

IT fragility of human life that the coronavirus revealed; it was the precarious position of Africa’s healthcare systems, the inability to handle the rapid urbanization and population growth and the fundamental disconnect between states. Around the continent, as countries emerge from strict lockdowns, there is an understanding that Africa’s challenges must not fall to the wayside as we combat this invisible enemy. It is easy to lose sight of the end goals

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