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Total daily tests: 423 New confirmed cases: 2 Cumulative confirmed cases: 18,591 Active cases: 51 Recoveries: 17,867 (6 new) Currently admitted: 10 New deaths: 1 Total deaths: 673 Total vaccinated to date: 35,227
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Daily: Laboratory Test: 3,572 Cases: 145 Severe Cases: 413 New Deaths: 11 Recovery: 770

Total: Laboratory Test: 2,720,495 Active Cases: 29,644 Total Cases: 271,345 Total Deaths: 4,155 Total Recovery: 237,544 Total Vaccinated: 1,805,006
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The African Union of Broadcasting (AUB) (www.uar-AUB.org), the professional body representing national and private televisions and radios from 52 African states, and APO Group (www.APO-opa.com), the leading Pan-African communications consultancy and press release distribution service, today announced a ground-breaking partnership that will provide free access to quality African content for major televisions and radios all over the world.

All B-roll footage and soundbites produced or distributed by APO Group and related to sports, politics and business news from the African continent will be made available to AUB members free of charge and with unrestricted news use through the AUB Platform ‘AUB Vision’.

The African Union of Broadcasting is the largest professional body that brings together national and private radio and television organizations from African states. It is responsible for developing all aspects of the broadcasting industry in Africa.

APO Group content will not just be available to AUB members in Africa, but also members of their sister associations around the world, including the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), the Arab States Broadcasting Union (ASBU), and the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU).

By delivering content directly to major international broadcasters, APO Group is continuing its commitment to changing the narrative about Africa, by telling positive stories that can reach new audiences and challenge global perceptions of the continent.

APO Group’s multinational customers and partners operating in Africa regularly produce compelling content that shines a light on the dynamism of African economies, and the growth potential these emerging markets have to offer. 

Sport also has a major role to play in influencing the way Africa is perceived on the global stage, and APO Group is perfectly placed to bring the very best action to AUB’s members and sister associations around the world.

APO Group is the exclusive Pan-African communications consultancy for the NBA, and the Basketball Africa League. APO Group is also the Main Official Sponsor of World Rugby’s African association, Rugby Africa, and an official sponsor of Team Qhubeka Assos, the only professional African cycling team on the UCI World Tour, and the annual Lux Afrique Polo Day.

APO Group frequently carries video content from the biggest sporting events around the continent &#8211; including all African Rugby World Cup and Olympic Games Rugby Sevens qualifiers &#8211; and this agreement means national broadcasters all over Africa and beyond will have free access to several elite African sporting events for the first time.

APO Group video and audio content will be uploaded directly to the AUB’s platform within three hours of the end of each event. B-roll footage and soundbites will be accompanied by a dope sheet translated into English, French, Arabic and Portuguese, providing truly Pan-African content that can be aired by national broadcasters quickly and easily.

“APO Group produces and distributes some of the best video and audio content in Africa,” said Gregoire Ndjaka, CEO of African Union of Broadcasting. “Our members and affiliate partners will now be able to access prime video and audio highlighting the biggest economic and sporting stories on the continent. This type of content is extremely valuable, and the seamless way it is delivered will make it easy for broadcasters all over the world to incorporate it in their news output.” 

“The sheer scale of AUB’s reach into the African broadcast community is incredible,” said Nicolas Pompigne-Mognard (www.Pompigne-Mognard.com), Founder and Chairman of APO Group. “No other organization is able to pull together all the major broadcasters on the African continent – and many others from further afield. This agreement represents an unprecedented opportunity to deliver the best of African economic news and sport to new audiences, and show the rest of the world what Africa has to offer.”

 This is a joint press release by The African Union of Broadcasting (AUB) and APO Group.
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About The African Union of Broadcasting: The African Union of Broadcasting (AUB) is a professional body composed of the national radio and television organizations of 52 African states. The organization is committed to the development of all aspects of broadcasting in Africa including the exchange of indigenous programming. It is headquartered in Dakar, Senegal.
AUB was founded in 1962 as the Union of African National Television and Radio Organizations, an autonomous specialized agency working under the auspices of the OAU. The organization was renamed to AUB at the 2006 URTNA General Assembly held in Abuja, Nigeria.
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Over 2,000 oil palm farmers in Cross River and Akwa Ibom states now have access to digitized financial services, thanks to a partnership between Releaf (www.Releaf.africa), a raw material procurement &#038; logistics platform that is making it easy for crops to move from farm to factory, and OnePipe (https://OnePipe.com), a digital gateway enabling financial services.

Over 65 percent of Nigerians are outside the financial services envelope, with millions unbanked or under-banked. The combination of COVID-19 disruptions and the widening digital divide in the rural and underserved areas has threatened the attainment of financial inclusion targets in Nigeria. This partnership between Releaf and OnePipe is thus a welcome initiative to the National Financial Inclusion Strategy and provides opportunities for thousands of rural farmers across Nigeria’s South-South region.
Speaking on the collaboration, co-founder and Chief Technology Officer for Releaf, Uzoma Ayogu, said; “Since inception, Releaf has empowered over 1,000 farmers to supply over 10 million kilograms of quality crops to various food factories. While disbursements to our farmers have been largely cash-based, we now have access to digitized fund disbursement via embedded, customised accounts, provisioned by OnePipe, to drive financial inclusion of previously financially excluded farmers in the digital economy. As a result, we can provide increased funding to farmers in a more seamless, scalable, and safe manner. We are  also exploring other products like insurance and other services leveraging OnePipe’s infrastructure and strategic partnerships with an array of Financial Institutions.
The embedded customised accounts for the farmers are provisioned leveraging OnePipe&#39;s partner bank APIs. They are opened and operated via USSD and *PWA (Progressive Web App) channels and branded as Releaf Wallet for ease of adoption by the farmers. As full-utility accounts, farmers can receive inflow from any bank/channel and can transfer funds to any Nigerian bank account; they can also access readily available services such as airtime top-up (self and third party), savings/investments and various loan options. The loan options are configured such that consistent usage of the Releaf wallet by the farmers results in a correspondingly increasing credit line.
OnePipe’s Founder and Chief Plumber, Ope Adeoye described the partnership with Releaf as “an exciting opportunity to co-create value with Releaf. Releaf is reviving agricultural infrastructure and crafting a sustainable path to prosperity for farmers who previously did not have commensurate return for their labour”. According to him, “working with Releaf was inevitable as the company’s vision to transform Africa’s agricultural future by making decentralized food processing scaleable coincides with OnePipe’s social mandate to drive financial inclusion through technology for all &#8211; including the 700M+ smallholder farmers on the continent.”
OnePipe’s platform provides a single gateway that aggregates financial services from industry leaders and combines them in unique ways to create new brand propositions that help organisations reduce time to market by embedding financial services within their products. OnePipe is at the vanguard of the embedded finance movement in Sub-Saharan Africa and has assisted companies like Releaf to provide seamless digital financial services to their partners. In addition to the ongoing partnership with Releaf, OnePipe is also working with key players in the Retail, FMCG and Asset Management space to facilitate embedded finance within their existing offerings.
*PWA(Progressive Web App) &#8211; This is a lightweight app that loads quickly, efficiently, requires minimum data requirement, and does not require storage space to function optimally.
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Press Contact: Releaf Emeka Amadi info@releaf.ng
OnePipe Femi Apesin consult@onepipe.com
About Releaf: Releaf is a raw material procurement &#038; logistics platform that makes it easy for crops to move from farmer to factory to consumer through the fragmented African food system. The company uses software to identify &#038; buy crops from smallholder farmers &#038; proprietary hardware to lightly process the crops so they are ready for sale and works with over 2000 farmers in Eastern Nigeria, moving 200 tonnes of crops per week, with a team of 60 people &#038; growing! 
Compared to the USA which spends 10% of disposable income on food, Nigeria spends over 55%! The country’s inefficient food chains and significant centralisation creates a need for a more efficient, scalable and decentralised food system that can feed the expected population of 400m by 2050. Releaf is committed to building the efficient food systems necessary for this future and enabling the economic empowerment of millions of Africans by driving down the cost of food.
For more information, visit Releaf’s website at www.Releaf.africa 
About OnePipe: OnePipe is a mission-driven organization with an intense belief that the world needs a new type of financial services ecosystem. One where everyone has a role to play, and everyone has some value to capture. And while there’s a need for some gatekeepers, their influence needs to be minimal. Since its inception in August 2018, OnePipe has facilitated the seamless launch of financial services products by diverse, cross-industry innovators. OnePipe is closing May 2021 with the value of Embedded Finance transactions successfully processed at circa $ 5 million.
For more information, visit OnePipe’s website at https://OnePipe.com
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As of 30th May, we report 299 new cases out of 5,553 tests (5% positivity); 158 recoveries and two new deaths (MTSRIP).
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30 new cases of COVID-19 in Nigeria;

Lagos-26 Rivers-3 Kwara-1

166,315 confirmed 156,558 discharged 2,071 deaths
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Total cases: 26,918 (+26) Recovered: 25,609 (+7) | 95.2% Active cases: 957 In critical condition: 6 Tests: 1,441,143 (+5,620) Test positivity rate: 0.5% Vaccinated: 350,400 Deaths: 352 (+0) | 1.3%
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Zamalek (Egypt) today defeated US Monastir (Tunisia) 76-63 to win the inaugural Basketball Africa League (BAL) Championship (www.theBAL.com), which took place at the Kigali Arena in Rwanda and was broadcast to fans in 215 countries and territories in 15 languages. BAL President Amadou Gallo Fall presented Zamalek with the BAL Championship Trophy (https://bit.ly/3fAjDgd) designed to represent the baobab tree, which is native to Africa and known as the “tree of life” for providing food, water, shelter and protection to people and animals alike.

Following the game, the BAL announced the first recipients of the league’s end-of-season awards, which honor pioneering African NBA Legends Hakeem Olajuwon (Nigeria), Dikembe Mutombo (Democratic Republic of the Congo) and Manute Bol (South Sudan).

The BAL created the Hakeem Olajuwon BAL Most Valuable Player Award, Dikembe Mutombo BAL Defensive Player of the Year Award and Manute Bol BAL Sportsmanship Award in recognition of their legendary NBA careers and off-court contributions. Award winners were selected by a panel of sportswriters, broadcasters and NBA team scouts in attendance, with nominees receiving three points for a first-place vote, two points for a second-place vote and one point for a third-place vote. The 12 BAL Head Coaches voted for the Manute Bol BAL Sportsmanship Award. Coaches could not vote for players on their own team. Both the BAL group phase and Playoffs were considered as part of the voting process.

Walter Hodge (Zamalek) was named the Hakeem Olajuwon BAL Most Valuable Player after leading his team to an undefeated 6-0 record with per game averages of 15.5 points, 5.7 assists and 5.0 rebounds.

Anas Osama Mahmoud (Zamalek) was named the Dikembe Mutombo BAL Defensive Player of the Year after recording per game averages of 6.7 rebounds and 2.8 blocks.

Makrem Ben Romdhane (US Monastir) received the Manute Bol BAL Sportsmanship Award for exemplifying the ideals of sportsmanship and camaraderie.

Additional awards will be announced tomorrow on the BAL’s social media channels, including the BAL All-First Team, 2021 BAL Scoring Champion and Ubuntu Award, which is awarded to an individual or organization that has made an impact on the local community during the first BAL season.

Olajuwon became the first player from Africa to be drafted into the NBA when he was selected first overall in the 1984 Draft by the Houston Rockets. The two-time NBA champion and Hall of Fame inductee was also named league MVP in 1993-94 when he led the Rockets to the franchise’s first NBA title. Mutombo won a record-tying four NBA Defensive Player of the Year awards and was selected to the NBA All-Defensive Team six times during his Hall of Fame career. Bol, who passed away in 2010, enjoyed a 10-year NBA career as a 7-7 center and is recognized as one of the most imposing shot-blockers of his generation.


Champions from the national leagues in Angola, Egypt, Morocco, Nigeria, Senegal and Tunisia earned their participation in the inaugural BAL season. The remaining six teams, which came from Algeria, Cameroon, Madagascar, Mali, Mozambique and Rwanda, secured their participation through BAL qualifying tournaments conducted by FIBA Regional Office Africa across the continent in late 2019.
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About the BAL: The BAL, a partnership between the International Basketball Federation (FIBA) and the NBA, is a new professional league featuring 12 club teams from across Africa. The BAL, which is headquartered in Dakar, Senegal, builds on the foundation of club competitions FIBA Regional Office Africa has organized in Africa and marks the NBA’s first collaboration to operate a league outside North America. Fans can follow the BAL @theBAL on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook and register their interest in receiving more information at www.theBAL.com.
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African Union Member States (55) reporting COVID-19 cases (4,823,429), deaths (130,277) and recoveries (4,360,420) by region: Central (173,028 cases; 2,787 deaths; 159,208 recoveries): Burundi (4,715; 6; 4,198), Cameroon (77,982; 1,270; 72,926), CAR (7,091; 98; 6,859), Chad (4,928; 173; 4,742), Congo (11,658; 153; 10,591), DRC (31,415; 782; 27,665), Equatorial Guinea (8,529; 118; 8,146), Gabon (24,365; 150; 21,791), Sao Tome and Principe (2,345; 37; 2,290) Eastern (648,916; 12,702; 537,448): Comoros (3,949; 146; 3,719), Djibouti (11,523; 153; 11,354), Eritrea (4,061; 14; 3,812), Ethiopia (271,200; 4,143; 236,774), Kenya (170,485; 3,141; 116,133), Madagascar (41,234; 830; 40,176), Mauritius (1,363; 17; 1,183), Rwanda (26,892; 352; 25,602), Seychelles (11,145; 40; 9,936), Somalia (14,647; 768; 6,717), South Sudan (10,688; 115; 10,514), Sudan (35,289; 2,600; 27,949), Tanzania** (509; 21; 178), Uganda (45,931; 362; 43,401) Northern (1,456,377; 43,929; 1,279,312): Algeria (128,456; 3,591; 89,476), Egypt (260,659; 15,001; 191,475), Libya (184,815; 3,116; 171,279), Mauritania (19,463; 463; 18,377), Morocco (518,868; 9,138; 506,740), Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (742; 46; 692), Tunisia (343,374; 12,574; 301,273) Southern (2,072,373; 64,627; 1,937,132): Angola (34,180; 757; 27,646), Botswana (56,313; 831; 50,494), Eswatini (18,589; 672; 17,861), Lesotho (10,825; 326; 6,434), Malawi (34,329; 1,154; 32,603), Mozambique (70,724; 836; 69,499), Namibia (54,659; 818; 50,241), South Africa (1,659,070; 56,363; 1,554,184), Zambia (94,751; 1,276; 91,592), Zimbabwe (38,933; 1,594; 36,578) Western (472,735; 6,232; 447,320): Benin (8,058; 101; 7,893), Burkina Faso (13,430; 166; 13,248), Cabo Verde (30,273; 263; 28,320), Côte d&#39;Ivoire (47,233; 303; 46,642), Gambia (5,990; 178; 5,767), Ghana (93,775; 784; 91,853), Guinea (23,172; 161; 20,971), Guinea Bissau (3,761; 68; 3,516), Liberia (2,179; 86; 2,033), Mali (14,265; 517; 9,690), Niger (5,410; 192; 5,083), Nigeria (166,285; 2,071; 156,557), Senegal (41,331; 1,138; 39,972), Sierra Leone (4,141; 79; 3,131), Togo (13,432; 125; 12,644)Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC).
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New Cases: 1 Total Confirmed: 4,141 Deaths: 79 Recovered: 3,131 Total in quarantine: 75 Discharged from quarantine: 14,900
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Total cases: 26,892 (+14) Recovered: 25,602 (+60) | 95.2% Active cases: 938 In critical condition: 5 Tests: 1,435,523 (+3,694) Test positivity rate: 0.4% Vaccinated: 350,400 Deaths: 352 (+0) | 1.3%
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Total daily tests: 616 New confirmed cases: 2 Cumulative confirmed cases: 18,589 Active cases: 56 Recoveries: 17,861 (6 new) Currently admitted: 4 New deaths: 0 Total deaths: 672 Total vaccinated to date: 35,227
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Newly confirmed cases : 391 Recoveries: 188 Active cases : 3589 Deaths : 11
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Coronavirus – Namibia: COVID-19 update (29 May 2021)

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Daily: Laboratory Test: 5,005 Cases: 256 Severe Cases: 422 New Deaths: 4 Recovery: 924

Total: Laboratory Test: 2,716,923 Active Cases: 30,281 Total Cases: 271,200 Total Deaths: 4,143 Total Recovery: 236,774 Total Vaccinated: 1,801,175
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444 people have tested positive for the disease, from a sample size of 4,989 tested. The positivity rate is now 8.9%. Total confirmed positive cases are now 170,485 and cumulative tests so far conducted are 1,806,438.

County distribution; Nairobi 54, Siaya 53, Busia 47, Kisumu 43, Kisii 41, Kakamega 31, Kericho 24, Mombasa 21, Bungoma 16, Homa Bay 13, Kilifi 9, Nyamira 9, Kitui 9, Uasin Gishu 8, Nakuru 7, Migori 7, Baringo 5, Murang’a 5, Trans Nzoia 5, Bomet 5, Kiambu 4, Kirinyaga 4, Machakos 4, Nyeri 4, Nandi 3, Tharaka Nithi 2, Embu 2, Meru 2, West Pokot 2, Narok 2, Nyandarua 1, Laikipia 1 and Makueni 1.

115 patients have recovered, 76 from the Home Based &#038; Isolation Care program while 39 are from various health facilities countrywide. Total recoveries now stand at 116,133 of whom 84,426 are from Home Based Care &#038; Isolation program, &#038; 31,707 are from various health facilities.

17 people have succumbed to the disease, 2 of them in 24 hours while 15 are late deaths, reported after conducting facility record audits. This now pushes the cumulative fatalities to 3,141.

1,171 patients are admitted in various health facilities countrywide. 4,682 patients are under the Home Based Isolation &#038; Care program. 104 patients are in the ICU, 21 of whom are on ventilatory support &#038; 58 on supplemental oxygen. 25 patients are under observation.

90 patients are separately on supplemental oxygen with 84 of them in general wards and 6 in High Dependency Units (HDU).

VACCINATION: A total of 968,733 persons have so far been vaccinated against the COVID-19 disease countrywide. Of these 293,240 are aged 58 years and above, Others 275,762, Health Workers, 165,409, Teachers 152,315, while Security Officers 82,007.
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As of 29th May, we report 321 new cases out of 9,159 tests (3.5% positivity); 151 recoveries and one new death (MHSRIP).
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31 new cases of COVID-19 Nigeria;

Lagos-15 Gombe-5 Akwa Ibom-4 FCT-3 Kaduna-2 Kwara-2

166,285 confirmed 156,557 discharged 2,071 deaths
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