Senegal, a West African nation, with a population of approximately 16 million people and a GDP of about $60 billion have confronted Covid-19 in a very different way to most.

How and why can Senegal who have a very similar Covid-19 timeline to the UK… manage outcomes far superior?

Here is a report from Senegal on 8th March 2020:

And then move forward to the latter end of April 2020 and this:

This makes me wonder what the actual **** our government are doing, saying we are best but actually being almost the worst for deaths, meanwhile SENEGAL! @DSpidermanH @dorset_eye @dorset_eye @BBCBreaking https://t.co/FFsaBMBsvM

— foreverwatching (@C_K_Gardiner) May 1, 2020

How is this possible?

Testing! Testing! Testing!

They found a way where The UK and others could/would not.

For those who continue to believe in the superiority of the UK… they are living a lie. A fatal one.

The question now is whether the Uk… are prepared to learn from countries like Senegal or will continue to believe they are above learning from a country so far ahead in the race to save their public.

Jason Cridland