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Mar.17 -- A U.K.-based company and a Senegalese research foundation are racing to make a rapid test for Covid-19. Mologic and the Institut Pasteur de Dakar say they want to roll out a 10-minute test for the virus in Africa. Using technology from home pregnancy and malaria tests kits, they said the new Covid-19 test could be ready by June for less than $1 apiece.