I am still using Cameroon as a test case.
They relaxed restrictions, taxis are packed to capacity, pubs and discos are open.
Churches can admit up to 50 people.
Masks are put on the chin mainly to avoid police persecution.
Total reported cases 3,529. Actual number expected to be over 5000
Most importantly, hospitals not crowded. Bodies not dropping.
There is something about Africa. Maybe this thing is not new to us after all.

Cameroon and Tanzania will emerge as the true independent thinkers in Africa. It took them one month to understand the infection in their local environment. The adoption of the stay at home order was not suited for Africans. Herd immunity was the only way out.
Malaria is a parasite covid is a virus. Thare is no relationship uless you have decided to adopt trumps theories. I have never criticized any form of medication to combat this infection because the world is still learning. We should try everything untill we get it right. What I know is that Chloroquine is best in relieving fever. That's why early usage gave an impression that it was fighting covid.
now we know it's not taken as a cure . The ultimate cure comes from within the human body which is called antibodies.

Maghufuli is a punk!
He is self isolating at his home (has not been seen in Dar or Dodoma recently) while running his mouth.

Luckily, many Tzedians do know that they need to take care of hygiene and keep physical distance..

The number of bodies dropping is the gold standard for judging seriousness of any pandemic.There is no way of hiding that during this internet age. I take seriously something killing 1000 per day than something else killing 5 people a day.Its not that I want more people to die from COVID-19 but i can't give it more seriousness than it death count deserves. The currents floods are 10 times more lethal. This is like the movie contagion and the only thing that's spreading across the African continent right now is fear. I believe in #FactsNotFear and time will vindicate me,all the wazuans you've tagged above and Maghufuli.

a 'PANDEMIC' is AN EPIDEMIC THAT IS EVERYWHERE. it has nothing to do with the perceived 'potency' of the disease. Sijui the "bodies dropping" notion ilitoka wapi. A good use of this word is that HIV has been classified as a PANDEMIC. Ebola was not a PANDEMIC but an EPIDEMIC since it never went everywhere. PAN is from the greek word that means 'everyone, everywhere' same as the 'PAN' before PANAFRICAN.

About something killing 1,000 per day - yesterday this thing started the 1,130+ deaths a day in Brazil. What people don't understand is that it looks like a small disease... PLEASE NOTE THAT ALL COUNTRIES THAT HAVE HIT 1,000+ REPORTED dead a day have that thing in common... they despise it at the beginning and called it a 'flu'.
it looks like its a few hundreds, the infects more and the numbers of deceased don't seem to be going up AND THEN BOOM!! Brazil is now in the eye of the storm ... Will Tanzania get there? Let's see... I don't see how they will escape it unless they have some factor we don't know.