African nations seems to be managing Corona virus well

Senegal scientists are currently producing test kits and ventilators at the cheapest price for other African countries to aid them battle the COVID-19 pandemic.

Despite the country’s low budget for health – Senegal – have recorded the highest recovery rate in Africa so far and the 3rd in the world thereby causing the world to keep taps on them.
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This new found creativeness was done out of necessity, and it's not just Senegal, but Nigeria Kenya, Ghana have been finding local solutions to manage this crisis, manufacturing their own, they are really stepping up to the plate on this, perhaps States in the USA with way more budgets than some of these African state can find their own solutions.

Ecuador, on the other hand....

looks to have the highest death rate in the world, in the industrial city of Guayaquil has 5000+ (maybe three times that) with bodies in cardboard coffins lining the streets???? article

No one will hazard a guess as to why.

a reply to: Spider879

This could be the result of letting experts do their jobs without political interference.

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It dont look super dangerous in Africa..

a reply to: Graysen

However, it does seem like a lack of supplies and coronavirus tests exacerbated the satiation farther.

From your link, lack of preparedness, but even so not acting early enough relying on outside help perhaps??

They didnt get the memo...a reply to: Spider879

a reply to: Graysen

I’m seriously with this guess .

Chevron turning the nation into a toxic waste land. Which caused secondary medical conditions from respiratory and central nervous system damage .

I can't tell with Africa. How many have been tested compared to how many tested positive?

a reply to: Spider879

What "crisis"?

Study after study is shattering the globalist/media narrative.

The overwhelming number of people with SARS-CoV-2 (anywhere from 96% to 99%) have no symptoms.

The actual rate of fatalities is a fraction of 1%.

The ventilators which were so "desperately needed" are actually killing people.

Everything about this virus is suspect.

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Maybe because they don't count stroke, car crash, heart attack, cancer, ect as covid 19 deaths.

a reply to: Graysen

I saw on Worldometers that Equador had 11k new cases on Friday/Saturday and then over the next 3/4 days hardly anything showed up which I thought a little weird.

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: Spider879
This could be the result of letting experts do their jobs without political interference.

Well... maybe their experts actually have their people's best interests at heart?

You use the word 'experts' as if it is is something static...

What if our 'experts' don't actually have our best interests at heart? Which, in fact, ours don't.

Not like its their first rodeo with something like this.

Experience in dealing with outbreaks on a large scale help.

Lower obesity. Senegal 8.8%. US 36.2%.

originally posted by: Grimpachi
I can't tell with Africa. How many have been tested compared to how many tested positive?

Africans deal with the largest number of highly lethal tropical diseases on the planet. Don't they have an ongoing Ebola outbreak somewhere right now?

Do you really think they're going to lose much sleep over a tiny little flu bug? If it's what the recent antibody studies suggest, then I doubt they even notice they have much of anything going on. They're more used to people keeling over weeping blood from every orifice over there.

*They* have diseases.

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Not to mention, if it really is UV and heat sensitive, Africa is the last place it really wants to be. That doesn't mean they won't see cases, just that it's going to have trouble hanging out on surfaces. Plus, most of Africa is still third world status, so there will be less climate controlled places for it to spread in impeding its ability to really gain a threshold in many places.

Might just be a statistical anomaly 😎

The one i can't figure out is India. With how densely populated some of their cities are and just how the living conditions are I am shocked we haven't seen much more deaths come from that country.

The one common factor with many of the African countries as well as India would be climate. Are we seeing less cases because of the warmer climates?

It's interesting too because news has been saying lately the virus is more dangerous to men, and even more dangerous to black men. At least in the USA. You'd think Africa would be worse off.

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: Trueman
a reply to: Spider879
This could be the result of letting experts do their jobs without political interference.

Well... maybe their experts actually have their people's best interests at heart?

You use the word 'experts' as if it is is something static...

What if our 'experts' don't actually have our best interests at heart? Which, in fact, ours don't.

They are experts because they've been dealing with deadly viruses for years.

They didn't let viruses spread worldwide like China did.

originally posted by: jjkenobi
It's interesting too because news has been saying lately the virus is more dangerous to men, and even more dangerous to black men. At least in the USA. You'd think Africa would be worse off.

The black men in Africa though are not fat like the black men in the US.