Tuesday, April 21, 2020

President Trump says historic oil price drop is "financial squeeze"

President Trump described Monday's historic drop in oil prices as "largely a financial squeeze".

Oil prices fell to around minus 37 dollars a barrel, its lowest level to date.

Our Washington Correspondent Jagruti Dave has more:

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Monday, April 20, 2020

Ethiopia new regulations on transport


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Ethiopia has introduced new regulations aimed at limiting the movement of cars.

It hopes this will  effectively assist in combasting COVID-19 , by decongesting the cities .

The country is currently under a state of emergency that has been enacted during the COVID-19 period .

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Oil prices plummet weighs on Wall St.

A historic drop in oil prices pulled the U.S. markets firmly into the
red on Monday.

Covid-19 has decimated global demand for oil and for the first time in
history the price of the commodity fell into negative territory.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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Oil prices fall into negative territory for first time ever

U.S. crude oil futures fell into negative territory for the first time
in history as Covid-19 has stunted global demand.

The price of West Texas Intermediate crude for May's delivery closed
Monday at nearly negative 38 dollars per barrel. That price means
producers would need to pay buyers to offload it.

William Denselow reports from New York.

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U.S. protesters push for reopening

Protests have spread to almost a dozen states across the U.S. calling
for the businesses to reopen.

President Donald Trump has shown support for the protests, demanding
Democrat governors to lift lockdowns.

US correspondent Nick Harper reports.

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New York state to begin antibody testing

New York is to start testing some residents for COVID-19 antibodies.

The state has been the hardest hit by the coronavirus in the United States.

Sarah Walton reports.

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DR Congo Ebola Patient Escapes

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Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have launched a man-hunt for an Ebola patient who escaped from a health facility where he was being treated.

The patient escaped from a clinic in the eastern town of Beni on Friday. His disappearance has raised fears of the spread of the disease.

Chris Ocamringa has that report.

 

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Please find my radio intro below.

Regards,

Chris.

EBOLA PATIENT ESCAPES

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Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo have launched a man-hunt for an Ebola patient who escaped from a health facility where he was being treated.

The patient escaped from a clinic in the eastern town of Beni on Friday. His disappearance has raised fears of the spread of the disease.

Chris Ocamringa has that report.

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European countries take steps to ease lockdown measures

Some European countries are set to ease lockdown measures this week, while the UK has indicated there are no plans to relax restrictions. 

From Monday Germany will allow the reopening of smaller shops, with authorities saying the pandemic is "under control and manageable."

Lucy Hough has more from Brussels. 

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EU finance chief warns of long road to economic recovery

European will need to find another half a trillion euros to finance the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the head of the eurozone's bailout fund. 

Last week, EU finance ministers agreed a three-part rescue package worth €540 billion with EU leaders due to meet on Thursday to finalise its terms.

Lucy Hough has more from Brussels. 

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US to evacuate citizens out of Tanzania on Tuesday

The US embassy in Tanzania press information officer Benjamin Ellis said it was part of its efforts to bring its people home from all across the globe, including from remote locations and destinations with strict quarantine orders and travel restrictions.


Daniel Kijo reports from Dar es Salaam.


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HARRY & MEGHAN CUT TIES WITH UK TABLOIDS

Prince Harry and Meghan have announced they are cutting all ties with British tabloid newspapers. 

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, who are now living in Los Angeles, say they will no longer cooperate with four major titles as they "fundamentally disagree with their style of reporting." 

Holly Hudson has more. 

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AUSTRALIA: Virgin Australia Airlines placed into voluntary administration

Australia's second domestic Airline Virgin Australia is on the verge of collapse, and has been placed under voluntary administration as the company shares remain in a trading halt on the Australian Stock Exchange.
Arthur Stevens reports from Melbourne

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Ghana eases lockdown restrictions….

Ghana is easing the lockdown restrictions imposed in the country following the coronavirus outbreak. It is aimed at reducing the impact it's had on the livelihoods of the poor and the country's economy. But the move has been met with mixed reactions as the country's COVID-19 cases hovers over one thousand.     

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India's allows partial lifting of the nationwide lockdown

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The federal government in India is allowing some commercial activities to resume...

as the country completes a month under a lockdown.  The easing comes as India reported it's biggest spike in coronavirus cases on Monday. 

Some states are not complying with the federal policy. 

Ishan Garg has more from New Delhi.

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Moscow prepares for peak pandemic with 10k news cases in 48 hours

Russia has seen a surge of more than 10 thousands new Coronavirus cases in the last 48 hours. It comes as Moscow prepares to enter the peak of the pandemic. Dan Ashby has more.

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Nigerian soldiers kill 105 Boko Haram fighters in battle



The Nigerian Army says its soldiers have carried out an onslaught killing 105 Boko Haram insurgents in Yobe state, northeast of the country.

Correspondent Phil Ihaza, reports from Nigeria's capital Abuja.


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UK FURLOUGH SCHEME GOES LIVE

The UK government's Job Retention Scheme - designed to keep staff on payroll during the coronavirus crisis - has gone live.

The government will cover 80% of workers' wages up to a certain level.

It comes amid reports Prime Minister Boris Johnson is urging caution when it comes to easing Britain's lockdown restrictions in May.

Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden says the government can't rush it.

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Foreign Nationals Working in Uganda Evacuated

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Over 1000 foreign nationals working in Uganda  have been evacuated since the government imposed a coronavirus lockdown.

The Ugandan government closed its airport and borders in March, a day after the country reported its first case of COVID-19.

Isabel Nakirya reports.

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Shops in Germany begin to reopen

Some shops in Germany are open again as the country begins loosening coronavirus restrictions. 


The country, which has had over one hundred thousand confirmed cases, has seen a steady decline in new cases although officials warn that the situation remains fragile.


Ira Spitzer has more from Berlin.


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