The World Health Organisation (WHO) characterized the COVID-19 as a global health pandemic with huge global,
regional and national economic, social and political impacts. The pandemic has thrown the world’s most
advanced health systems into disarray. It has affected royal families, politicians, prime ministers, musicians, sportsmen
and general citizens. The numbers of infection cases on the Sub-Sahara Africa (SSA) region are predicted to rise to
500 000 by May 2020 (WHO), and the current country health systems will not cope but overwhelmed. SSA
countries are already under other health pandemics such as HIV/AIDS, malaria, cholera, TB and Ebola.