VOICED : Coronavirus cases on the rise throughout Africa

The transcript discusses the impact of COVID-19 across various African countries, highlighting Nigeria's vulnerability due to its weak health system, mask mandates in Berlin and Morocco, and Libya's response amidst political division. It also covers the fears of displaced populations in Africa, the economic consequences on industries like fishing in Senegal, and the effects on sports events, with a focus on Burundi's ongoing football league and safety measures.

What is one of the main challenges faced by residents in Berlin and Morocco regarding mask-wearing policies?

• Masks are not available for purchase.

• Masks are too expensive for most people.

• Masks are uncomfortable to wear.

• Masks are not effective against the virus.

What is a significant concern for displaced people in the Sahel region during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• Shortage of food supplies.

• Inability to return to their home countries.

• Fear of the virus spreading in crowded camps.

• Lack of access to clean water.

How has the COVID-19 pandemic affected Senegal's fishing industry?

• It has caused a decline in European demand.

• It has led to an increase in fish exports.

• It has resulted in better fishing techniques.

• It has improved local employment rates.

Why did South Sudanese sprinters decide to stay in Japan during the pandemic?

• They were participating in a local competition.

• They wanted to take advantage of better training facilities.

• They were unable to return home due to travel restrictions.

• They were offered financial incentives to stay.

What precaution is being emphasized in Burundi to prevent the spread of COVID-19 during football matches?

• Providing free masks to all attendees.

• Temperature checks and hand washing for spectators.

• Limiting the number of spectators allowed.

• Mandatory vaccination for all players.