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Use of virtual learning proves Kenya's ability to overcome coronavirus

The locust invasion, Covid-19 pandemic and excessive flooding caused by rising water levels of Lake Victoria, among other socio-economic disasters are sending shock waves to government, policy makers, teachers, learners, parents, investors and researchers.

According to the international vulnerability Index (2020), Kenya is ranked among the top 10 in the world and first in Africa to be most impacted country by the coronavirus pandemic. This is based on rate and means of virus spread, economic connection to China and state of the country's resilience infrastructure.

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