Boeing 737 Max's crash is marked in Ethiopia

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Commemorations are taking place in Addis Ababa a year today since an Ethiopian Airline Boeing 737 Max crashed killing all 157 people on board. The health ministry in South Africa has confirmed that more people have tested positive for the coronavirus - we'll find out what response there's been from the government. And Asian stock markets are trading cautiously this morning as investors come to terms with what's being called "black Monday" the worst day's performance since the financial crash of 2008.