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Prophetic TB Joshua, the founder of Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) has revealed that “God is about to establish” people after the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Naija News reports that the SCOAN General Overseer who recently returned from an undisclosed prayer mountain made this comment during a live service on Emmanuel TV on Sunday, where he also said people around the world should get ready hard times immediately after the lockdown. His words: “If you don’t get your job back or you don’t get a proper job or a full-time job or you run into loss or lose a loved one after this lockdown, don’t despair; don’t doubt your Guard. “God is about to establish you. Ask any successful man or woman and they will tell you about how much disappointment and setback they had to endure to come to a new level in life. “For many, it was a sack letter, an accusation, a petition against them and they lost their job – but today they are established. I want to believe the similar signs I am seeing...

latest news in South Africa 3' President Cyril Ramaphosa chairs virtual meeting with Heads of State and Government of Countries neighbouring South Africa / GCIS South Africa: Today’s latest news and headlines, Tuesday 12 May Citizens await a practical update on lockdown regulations from President Cyril Ramaphosa. TheSouthAfrican.com by TheSouthAfrican.com 202 As the nation awaits word from President Cyril Ramaphosa concerning the prospect of lighter lockdown regulations, the Department of Basic Education rushes to redraw an amended 2020 school calendar following delays in health and safety protocols. TODAY’S LATEST NEWS IN SOUTH AFRICA, TUESDAY 12 MAY BACK TO SCHOOL DELAYED, MOTSHEKGA MULLS CONTINGENCY PLAN Basic Education Minister Angie Motshekga is locked in vital consultations with various stakeholders in the education sector. These urgent discussions come at a time when Motshekga’s original proposal, which would see School Management Teams return to institutions on 11 May,...

The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has declared the emergency phase of the 2020 Lassa fever outbreak over. This is following successive decline in cases below the emergency threshold, and an epidemiological review carried out by NCDC and the World Health Organisation (WHO). On the 24th of January 2020, NCDC declared a Lassa fever outbreak and activated a national Lassa fever Emergency Operations Centre (EOC). This was in response to an increase in Lassa fever cases at the beginning of the year, exceeding the threshold for an outbreak. Since the beginning of the outbreak, 979 confirmed cases including 188 deaths have been recorded from 27 States including the Federal Capital Territory as at 19th of April 2020. The Lassa fever case count has significantly declined in the last three weeks and has now dropped below levels considered to be a national emergency. In the last four months, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Env...