Stand in solidarity to preserve Africa’s hard-won progress, urges UN chief

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The coronavirus pandemic threatens the hard-earned gains Africans have made throughout the continent, the UN chief said on Wednesday, urging the world to stand in solidarity with the people, “now, and for recovering better”.

Stand in solidarity to preserve Africa’s hard-won progress, urges UN chief
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