More than 80 per cent of Africans who were infected with the virus were asymptomatic, the United States, with slightly more than a quarter of Africa’s population, has recorded 7.1 million cases and more than 206,000 deaths – WHO Africans may be twice as likely to experience COVID-19 without any illness, compared with people in the rest of the world, according to preliminary analysis by the African branch of the World Health Organization. The results from several blood-sample studies in Africa could help to explain the low death…
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