Kumasi residents optimistic about year 2021 despite coronavirus
Some residents in the Kumasi metropolis have expressed optimism about the coming year despite the numerous challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Although there has been news about a second wave of the COVID-19 and a new strain of the virus emerging in other countries, Ghanaians are hopeful that the coming year, 2021, is going to be better.
Most people worldwide have been threatened by the COVID-19 virus which gradually claimed many lives in the latter part of 2019 and 2020.
The pandemic had crippled many activities in academic, industries, economic, social and to a large extent, the health sector.
Kumasi residents optimistic about year 2021 despite coronavirus
Some residents in the Kumasi metropolis have expressed optimism about the coming year despite the numerous challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.
Although there has been news about a second wave of the COVID-19 and a new strain of the virus emerging in other countries, Ghanaians are hopeful that the coming year, 2021, is going to be better.
Most people worldwide have been threatened by the COVID-19 virus which gradually claimed many lives in the latter part of the year 2019 and 2020.
The pandemic had crippled many activities in academic, industries, economic, social and to a large extent, the health sector.