<a href="https://sbs.strathmore.edu/news/corona-virus-contagion-black-swan-or-breakable-connected-world/" target="" rel="">https://sbs.strathmore.edu/news/corona-virus-contagion-black-swan-or-breakable-connected-world/</a> Wuhan, the sprawling city is the commercial hub of Central China ensconced between two rivers Yangtze and Han. It has been identified as a ‘creative city’ by UNESCO in the field of design, housing 4 science and tech development parks, over 350 research institutes, high tech enterprises, and business incubators.&nbsp;Wuhan is also home to over 25 universities with the city and province of Hubei being home to 4,600 students from 12 African countries. It was identified as the epicenter of the Covid-19 outbreak is home to live animal or wet markets suspected to have been the origin of the pandemic. Reports indicate the first case in Africa of the Coronavirus was detected in Cote de ’Ivoire from a returning student from China – reported in January 2020.&nbsp;The pandemic which started as a human and health occurrence has morphed into a socio-economic crisis of immense proportions. Critics have had a field day quoting scientists and futurists who had been predicting a pandemic of this kind as early as 2014 – Bill Gates, Laurie Garrett among others.

Coronavirus Contagion – Black Swan or Breakable Connected World?

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