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Zambia to reopen all schools after drop in Covid-19 cases

Zambian President Edgar Lungu gives a press briefing on July 6, 2017 at the Zambian State House in Lusaka.

Photo credit: Dawood Salim | AFP

By  Michael Chawe

Correspondent in Lusaka, Zambia

Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • President Edgar Lungu said his government will also reopen bars  on a "pilot basis".
  • According to coronavirus case tracker Worldometer, Zambia had 13,214 cases as of September 11, with the deaths numbering 300.

Lusaka,

Zambia announced Friday that it is reopening all learning institutions following insignificant cases of the coronavirus following the reopening of examination classes.

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