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African governments need more of everything in the fight against COVID-19. Releasing data on the trajectory of the pandemic is cheap and within their control, and could lead to better-informed decisions.

By Tanou Balde and Amma Panin Last Updated: May 27th, 2020 There seems to be good news regarding the number of COVID-19 cases coming out of sub-Saharan Africa. The region has fewer cumulative reported cases per million than anywhere else in the world. The first...

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