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Emirates resumes passenger operations to Entebbe

Views: 3   Entebbe, Uganda: 7 January 2022 – Emirates will resume its passenger services between Uganda and Dubai from tomorrow, 8 January, 2022, operating five weekly flights to Dubai and onwards to over 120 global destinations on the airline’s network.   Emirates flight EK730 departs from Entebbe at 16:25hrs, arriving in Dubai at 22:40hrs. […]

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Cruise industry voluntarily suspends operations in Brazil until Jan. 21

Views: 3 The cruise industry has voluntarily halted operations in Brazil to seek alignment with authorities on COVID-19 protocol as the pandemic continues to surge. The suspension will last until Jan. 21. © Bruna Prado, AP A passenger arrives to board at the cruise ship ‘MSC Preziosa”, in the Port Area of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil,

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Djokovic Waits in Hotel as Lawyers Fight Australia Deportation

Views: 1 (Bloomberg) — Lawyers for Novak Djokovic have mounted a legal challenge against Australia’s decision to refuse him entry after federal officials overruled a state vaccine exemption for the tennis star that sparked a national uproar. The tennis star, due to contest the Australian Open this month, offered insufficient proof to enter the country

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The doctors and nurses defying Myanmar’s military

Views: 3 A significant proportion of healthcare in Myanmar is now being delivered outside state hospitals, by doctors and nurses who oppose the military and are loyal to the National Unity Government challenging the junta’s legitimacy, medical workers in the country told the BBC. Most interviewees’ names have been changed for their security. Organised resistance

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COVID-19 UPDATEGov’t withdraws vaccination card requirement for passenger

Views: 8 Passengers were originally required to carry vaccination cards, a measure which however has been found to be difficult to enforce, according to Works and Transport Minister Gen Edward Katumba Wamala. WORKS AND TRANSPORT MINISTER GEN EDWARD KATUMBA WAMALA ADDRESSING THE MEDIA. KAMPALA, UGANDA: The government has withdrawn the condition that passengers must prove that

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In 2021, Healthcare in Sub-Saharan Africa Accelerated like Never Before (By Eyong Ebai)

Views: 3 The pandemic illuminated gaps in healthcare infrastructure across the continent LAGOS, Nigeria, January 4, 2022/ — By: Eyong Ebai – General Manager Sub-Saharan Africa, GE Healthcare Our purpose at GE Healthcare is to improve lives in moments that matter, and we do so by partnering to help deliver more sustainable and accessible precision healthcare.

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Capitol attack: Biden to stress Trump’s ‘singular responsibility’ on anniversary

Views: 0 It was a day that shook America. Joe Biden will lead sombre commemorations on Thursday to mark one year since the US Capitol insurrection that left five people dead and the nation’s democracy wounded, and is expected to lay out the “singular responsibility” that Donald Trump has for the “chaos and carnage” of

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