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Coronavirus: Which countries have confirmed cases?

Over 1.7 million infections are confirmed in at least 185 countries and territories, including more than 103,000 deaths.

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New cases of the novel coronavirus that emerged in the central Chinese city of Wuhan in late December are being reported daily around the world.

More than 103,000 people have died from COVID-19, the disease caused by the new coronavirus, while some 1.7 million infections have been confirmed in at least 185 countries and territories. More than 382,000 people have recovered to date.

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Here are the countries that have so far confirmed coronavirus cases:

United States - 503,594 cases, 19,701 deaths 

Spain - 161,852 cases, 16,353 deaths

Italy - 147,577 cases, 19,468 deaths

France - 125,942 cases, 13,216 deaths

Germany - 122,855 cases, 2,736 deaths

China - 83,014 cases, 3,343 deaths 

The total includes 44 cases in Macau and 765 cases - four deaths - in Hong Kong.

United Kingdom - 79,841 cases, 9,891 deaths

Iran - 70,029 cases, 4,357 deaths 

Turkey - 47,029 cases, 1,006 deaths

Belgium - 28,018 cases, 3,346 deaths

Switzerland - 24,900 cases, 1,015 deaths

Netherlands - 24,565 cases, 2,652 deaths

Canada - 22,580 cases, 601 deaths

Brazil - 20,022 cases, 1,075 deaths

Portugal - 15,987 cases, 470 deaths 

Austria - 13,789 cases, 337 deaths

Russia - 13,584 cases, 106 deaths

Israel - 10,525 cases, 96 deaths

South Korea - 10,480 cases, 211 deaths

Sweden - 10,151 cases, 887 deaths

Ireland - 8,089 cases, 287 deaths

India - 8,036 cases, 249 deaths

Ecuador - 7,161 cases, 315 deaths

Chile - 6,927 cases, 73 deaths

Norway - 6,403 cases, 117 deaths

Australia - 6,303 cases, 57 deaths

Denmark - 6,191 cases, 260 deaths

Japan - 6,005 cases, 99 deaths

Poland - 6,356 cases, 208 deaths

Peru - 5,897 cases, 169 deaths

Czech Republic - 5,831 cases, 129 deaths

Romania - 5,990 cases, 282 deaths

Pakistan - 4,970 cases, 77 deaths

Malaysia - 4,530 cases, 73 deaths

Philippines - 4,428 cases, 247 deaths

Mexico - 3,844 cases, 233 deaths

Indonesia - 3,842 cases, 327 deaths

Saudi Arabia - 4,033 cases, 52 deaths

United Arab Emirates - 3,736 cases, 20 deaths

Luxembourg - 3,270 cases, 62 deaths

Serbia - 3,105 cases, 71 deaths

Finland - 2,905 cases, 49 deaths

Panama - 2,974 cases, 74 deaths

Dominican Republic - 2,620 cases, 126 deaths

Qatar - 2,728 cases, 6 deaths

Colombia - 2,473 cases, 80 deaths

Thailand - 2,518 cases, 35 deaths

Ukraine - 2,511 cases, 73 deaths

Singapore - 2,299 cases, 8 deaths

Greece - 2,081 cases, 93 deaths

South Africa - 2,003 cases, 24 deaths

Belarus - 2,226 cases, 23 deaths

Argentina - 1,975 cases, 83 deaths

Egypt - 1,794 cases, 135 deaths

Algeria - 1,825 cases, 275 deaths

Iceland - 1,689 cases, 7 deaths

Croatia - 1,495 cases, 21 deaths

Morocco - 1,448 cases, 107 deaths

Moldova - 1,560 cases, 30 deaths

New Zealand - 1,312 cases, 4 deaths

Iraq - 1,318 cases, 72 deaths

Estonia - 1,304 cases, 24 deaths

Hungary - 1,310 cases, 85 deaths

Slovenia - 1,188 cases, 50 deaths

Lithuania - 1,126 cases, 23 deaths

Bahrain - 1,016 cases, 6 deaths

Kuwait - 1,154 cases, 1 death

Azerbaijan - 1,058 cases, 11 deaths

Armenia - 977 cases, 13 deaths 

Bosnia and Herzegovina - 935 cases, 37 deaths

Cameroon - 820 cases, 12 deaths

Kazakhstan - 859 cases, 10 deaths

Slovakia - 728 cases, 2 deaths

North Macedonia - 760 cases, 34 deaths

Tunisia - 671 cases, 28 deaths 

Uzbekistan - 669 cases, 3 deaths

Bulgaria - 661 cases, 28 deaths 

Latvia - 630 cases, 3 deaths

Lebanon - 619 cases, 20 deaths

Andorra - 601 cases, 26 deaths

Cyprus - 616 cases, 10 deaths

Cuba - 620 cases, 16 deaths

Costa Rica - 558 cases, 3 deaths

Afghanistan - 555 cases, 18 deaths

Uruguay - 494 cases, 7 deaths

Oman - 546 cases, 3 deaths

Ivory Coast - 480 cases, 3 deaths

Burkina Faso - 448 cases, 26 deaths

Niger - 438 cases, 11 deaths

Bangladesh - 424 cases, 27 deaths

Albania - 433 cases, 23 deaths 

Honduras - 392 cases, 24 deaths

Taiwan - 385 cases, 6 deaths

Ghana - 408 cases, 8 deaths

Jordan - 381 cases, 7 deaths

Malta - 370 cases, 3 deaths

San Marino - 356 cases, 35 deaths

Kyrgyzstan - 339 cases, 5 deaths  

Mauritius - 319 cases, 9 deaths

Nigeria - 305 cases, 7 deaths

Bolivia - 275 cases, 20 deaths 

Occupied Palestinian Territories - 268 cases, 2 deaths

Senegal - 278 cases, 2 deaths 

Montenegro - 263 cases, 2 deaths

Vietnam - 258 cases

Kosovo - 250 cases, 7 deaths

Georgia - 242 cases, 3 deaths

Democratic Republic of Congo - 223 cases, 20 deaths

Guinea - 212 cases

Sri Lanka - 198 cases, 7 deaths

Kenya - 191 cases, 7 deaths

Venezuela - 175 cases, 9 deaths

Djibouti - 187 cases, 2 deaths

Guatemala - 137 cases, 3 deaths

Brunei - 136 cases, 1 death

Paraguay - 133 cases, 6 deaths

Cambodia - 120 cases

El Salvador - 118 cases, 6 deaths

Rwanda - 118 cases

Trinidad and Tobago - 109 cases, 8 deaths

Madagascar - 102 cases

Monaco - 92 cases, 1 death

Mali - 87 cases, 7 deaths

Liechtenstein - 79 cases, 1 death

Togo - 76 cases, 3 deaths

Ethiopia - 69 cases, 3 deaths

Barbados - 67 cases, 4 deaths

Jamaica - 65 cases, 4 deaths

Republic of the Congo - 65 cases, 5 deaths

Uganda - 53 cases

Gabon - 46 cases, 1 death

Bahamas - 42 cases, 8 deaths

Guyana - 40 cases, 6 deaths

Zambia - 40 cases, 2 deaths

Guinea-Bissau - 40 cases

Liberia - 48 cases, 5 deaths

Benin - 35 cases, 1 death

Eritrea - 34 cases

Tanzania - 32 cases, 3 deaths

Haiti - 31 cases, 2 deaths

Myanmar - 31 cases, 3 deaths

Libya - 24 cases, 1 death

Antigua and Barbuda - 21 cases, 2 deaths 

Somalia - 21 cases, 1 death

Mozambique - 20 cases

Angola - 19 cases, 2 deaths

Maldives - 19 cases

Syria - 25 cases, 5 deaths

Equatorial Guinea - 18 cases

Laos - 18 cases

Sudan - 19 cases, 2 deaths

Dominica - 16 cases

Fiji - 16 cases

Mongolia - 16 cases

Namibia - 16 cases

Saint Lucia - 15 cases

Grenada - 14 cases

Botswana - 13 cases, 1 death

Zimbabwe - 13 cases, 3 deaths

Eswatini - 12 cases

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines - 12 cases

Saint Kitts and Nevis - 12 cases

Chad - 11 cases

Seychelles - 11 cases

Belize - 13 cases, 2 deaths

Suriname - 10 cases, 1 death

Malawi - 12 cases, 2 deaths

Nepal - 9 cases, 1 death

Central African Republic - 8 cases

Vatican - 8 cases

Sierra Leone - 8 cases

Cape Verde - 8 cases, 1 death

Mauritania - 7 cases, 1 death

Nicaragua - 8 cases, 1 death

Bhutan - 5 cases

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Gambia - 4 cases, 1 death

South Sudan - 4 cases

Burundi - 3 cases

Papua New Guinea - 2 cases

East Timor - 2 cases

Yemen - 1 case

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(BREAKING NEWS) High Life Musician, Kofi B Is Dead

Ace High life musician, Kofi Boakye Yiadom, popularly known as Kofi B has passed on.

Kofi B, had hits like, Koforidua flowers, Yaw Dompre, Mo bro wa, Bantama Kofi Boakye just to mention a few.

The cause of the sudden death of the musician is yet to be known but according Okay Fm’s Instagram page, a credible source revealed the demise of the ace High Life musician.

Our hearts goes out to family, friends and loved ones. Rest In Perfect Peace Kofi B

I’ve been sick since the beginning of the year, pray for me - Moesha to Ghanaians

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She has been sick since the beginning of the year and she believes prayer has the healing power to overturn the sickness.

Moesha made this announcement through her Instagram page. 

She shared a video taking medical treatment with the caption: “been sick since beginning of the year…pray for me.”

She later took to Instagram to share a motivational message with her loyal fans, saying, “When your time is up to be blessed. Not even you can stop you! Don’t use today’s downfall as a yardstick to give up! Your time will surely come...” 

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Top Ghanaian makeup artist reported dead

The late Dorcas of Spicy Looks Gh

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Ghanaian makeup artist and model, Dorcas Yamoah, popularly called Dorky is reported dead.

She was popular on Instagram, Twitter and other social pages. Her handle was @Spicylooks_gh.

Although much is not revealed about her death, Ghanaguardian understands her sudden death occurred at the Korle Bu Teaching Hospital where she was receiving treatment after being involved in an accident recently.

Until her demise, she was a friend and the official makeup artist for controversial Ghanaian comedian and media personality, Valentina Nana Agyeiwaa, best known as Afia Schwarzenegger, Selly Galley as well as other top celebrities.

Friends and colleagues in the fashion fraternity have become inconsolable over her sudden demise and have since thronged the various social media platforms to wish her well as she journeys home to meet her maker.

Afia Schwar wrote: "You told me you were suffering just yesterday but you didn't tell me you are leaving me just like that!!! I will miss u, my friend, I miss that smile..oh Dorky.....Good night Dorcas. Rest in Power, Rest with the lord @spicylooks_gh".

"Hmmm, death... may Allah grant her Jannah and may He forgive all her sins. May her soul rest in perfect peace. We love her, but Allah loves her more," said Barikisu Adamu.

Regina Hammond said "Yesterday we went to Korle Bu hospital and we even spoke to her after her surgery."

"Dorcas I'm still speechless, it's still hard for me to believe u are no more dear. But God knows best. Rest well dear friend. Fidel Kramps, Laila n myself, we say we love u,"Tricia Biney wept.

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I never copied sister Derby - Fella Makafui reply to Wanlov Kubolor’s

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Wanlov Kuborlor in a most recent radio interview on 3Fm raised claims that Fella Makafui is copying every move Sister Derby makes to the extent of stealing her boyfriend(Medikal).

The Ghanaian musician who happens to be Sister Derby's elder brother to that effect renamed the young actress as “Fella Macopy” in his viral 2019 wrap up freestyle, in which he talked about the viral stories of 2019.

Speaking in an interview with MzGee, the Fokn Bois rapper reiterated his comments about Fella and added that she even copies Sister Derby’s dressing.

He said “I’ve seen a few and it’s crazy … I think she just likes Deborah and she wanted to emulate Deborah’s life and she emulated to a point where she even came to get Deborah’s boyfriend and now she’s continuing to be Deborah in a certain way”.

Fella, on the other hand, seems not to be happy with what Wanlov said as she took to social media to react to his accusations.

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Depression chased me out of the music scene – MzVee reveals

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The sudden ‘disappearance’ of Vera Hamena Kpedo, also known as Mzvee in the showbiz industry threw music lovers into a state of confusion especially as she was releasing back to back hit songs between 2017 and 2018.

The amiable songstress has, however, finally revealed the cause of her sudden disappearance from the music scene. 

Sharing her ordeal with Bela Mundi on TV3’s New Day on Monday, January 6, 2020, she noted that she was suffering from depression which was so frightening that she had to resort to soul-searching. 

“When my whole depression thing happened, I did un-follow people…I just wanted time away. I was lashing out in ways I didn’t even understand…I pulled away from everyone…I coiled up in my shell,” She disclosed. 

MzVee stressed that her turmoil was “the craziest thing”, that has ever happened to her. There were times that I laid on the floor and cried several times. She revealed. 

How Ghanaians reacted to MzVee’s disappearance

Rumours swelled last year on social media that the then signee of Lynx Entertainment, had taken a break from music because she was heavily pregnant. Photos of her with what many described as a pregnancy bulge surfaced on social media in multiple folds. 

Others indicated that the ‘Come and See My Mother’ hitmaker left Lynx Entertainment because she had issues with her record label. 

How did she pull through? 

MzVee said despite the seriousness of her condition, she did not consult any psychologist or therapist for assistance but rather resorted to the counsel of her colleague songstress, Efya. 

According to MzVee, Efya is her best friend, “she understood my condition and helped me during that time,” she recounted.

She also revealed how her family stood by her side and played an important role in her recovery. 

The music diva says she is back to her usual self and is set to release a new single titled “Sheriff.” 

Source: www.ghanaweb.com