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VOA60 Africa- Top Kenyan pathologist Ahmed Kalebi warned of what he called "vaccine apartheid,"

Kenya: Top Kenyan pathologist Ahmed Kalebi warned of what he called "vaccine apartheid," as the country continues to experience a high number of deaths due to a slow rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. Kenya/Algeria: In a press conference in Nairobi Monday, U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guttierez announced that Algeria had exhausted its last reserves of leaded fuel, meaning the use of the product has now been eradicated globally. Mozambique: Ndambi Guebuza, the son of ex-President Armando Guebuza, Monday denied allegations he took bribes to facilitate a $2 billion secret government loan that plunged the southern African country into financial crisis in 2013. The younger Guebuza is on trial in the corruption case that also involves a number of other defendants. Madagascar: The United Nations warned Monday that 1.1 million people face severe food insecurity brought on by drought, sandstorms and pest infestations, which have destroyed harvests in the south. Officials say the drought has gone on much longer than expected. Malawi: In a country where only 11 percent of the population have access to electricity, Corled Nkosi decided to do something about it. In his hometown of Yobe Nkosi, he built and maintains a hydroelectric turbine out of refrigerator and bicycle parts, without any professional training, to help power his village.