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Nine Popular Myths Doing the Rounds in Africa About the Coronavirus

We have identified nine misconceptions doing the rounds on social media in Africa and set out to counter them.

The Capitolio, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

The Capitolio, Havana, Cuba. By Aniket Arora (India). Camera: Nikon P500

Searching for Silence in Cuba

In Havana, confinement, voluntary for some, obligatory for others, does not necessarily imply calm or tranquility. Read why….

Nicaraguan Small Business Creativity to Survive another Crisis

Nicaraguan entrepreneurs cope with the Covid-19 pandemic through home delivery and take-out service. It’s the second time adapting to crisis in 2 years.

Living Statue, Havana, Cuba – Photo of the Day

Living statue, Havana, Cuba. By Renwin Jacob (Trinidad and Tobago). Camera: Canon 60D

If We Don’t Heal the Climate, We’ll Get Sick Again

Submerged in confinement and a health crisis without precedent, we attempt to seek medicine and vaccine for Covid 19. However…

“Exported” Cases of Covid-19 in Cuba reveal Nicaragua’s “Epidemiological Blindness”

Government denies existence of community transmission in Nicaragua and insists that there are only 6 cases of the virus in Nicaragua.

Soup Kitchens in Havana Deliver Meals during COVID-19 Outbreak

These are delivered to people aged 60+ in the capital, who normally eat lunch and dinner at soup kitchens, but will now have these delivered to their homes.