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3:48Now PlayingSouth African President Cyril Ramaphosa recently said that the government will not allow for mayhem, since the death toll there has reached 100 people. As a result, the country is rolling out 25,000 troops throughout numerous provinces in response to the protests, which took place after the arrest of former president Jacob Zuma.
Ugandan athlete Julius Ssekitoleko, who was preparing for the Olympics, is missing. The 20-year-old weightlifter had been staying at a hotel in Western Japan along with eight teammates when he didn’t show up for a COVID-19 test.
Africa is entering the deadliest phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, and critics are pointing blame towards the wealthiest countries for holding back vaccines that the continent needs. Only 1% of Africans are fully vaccinated.
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