Covid19 Live Updates – Page 3

Faustina Anyanwu
Bame
Bame workers
May 18, 2020
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How Black and ethnic minority immigrants died to save the UK from the catastrophe of Covid19 pandemic.

Hundreds of them died alone, in pain, without their loved ones to fare them well in their last moments. Many, left to be buried by their helpless and often struggling, scared and already infected families and communities. They paid the ultimate price with their lives so that the UK will not be overwhelmed by the virus. They protected the NHS even as they lost their lives while the government continued to dither and dribble with empty words.

Faustina Anyanwu
Ben Chijioke
coronavirus
May 18, 2020
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The Legacy of TY Chijioke Nigerian British Rapper who died from Covid19.

“He spoke of his experience of living with a white family when he was little ( apparently it was quite common in the 70s for some immigrant families to send their children to live with white adopted families for a few years whilst they adjusted to UK life). A story that was also captured in his appearance on a Channel 4 News show in 2019, where it was stated that he spent most of his young age in a foster home. He also spoke on how he entered into the UK music industry, what it was like as a Nigerian man growing up in a time when it was not popular to be African.”

Faustina Anyanwu
Burundi
covid19
May 16, 2020
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Burundi joins Tanzania to expel WHO officials declaring them persona non grata.

The government confirmed on Thursday that a May 12 letter from the foreign ministry was sent to WHO’s country head, Walter Kazadi Mulombo and three others of the U.N. body’s health experts, ordering them out by Friday.

Faustina Anyanwu
covid19
April 25, 2020
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Food Gifting Etiquette Amid Covid19 Pandemic.

Food (cooked food) is one of the most precious yet, most delicate things to give or receive. There are different cultural and personal beliefs, values, perceptions and attitudes around cooked foods as a gift. These differences in perceptions about foods and giving at its best could enhance bonding and at worst could cause embarrassments, resentment and anger to both the giver and the receiver. Therefore it’s important to have these in mind when deciding to gift people cooked food.

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Category Covid19 Live Updates

How Black and ethnic minority immigrants died to save the UK from the catastrophe of Covid19 pandemic.

The Legacy of TY Chijioke Nigerian British Rapper who died from Covid19.

Burundi joins Tanzania to expel WHO officials declaring them persona non grata.

Food Gifting Etiquette Amid Covid19 Pandemic.

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