Africa News of Saturday, 28 March 2020
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Rwanda begins 14-day complete lockdown
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Kenya police under fire over 'excessive force' as curfew begins
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Islamic council suspends Friday prayers, all Islamic activities
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Training of unified forces suspended for a month over coronavirus
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France and allies establish new task force in Sahel
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Nigeria sixth African country with high coronavirus cases – WHO
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For Tanzania, it’s business as usual
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25 homeless as storm hits Kamuli again
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EAC health ministers unveil action plan to contain coronavirus spread
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Zimbabwe orders total lockdown from Monday to combat coronavirus
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Lawmaker raises alarm, as hundreds escape quarantine center in Renk
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Petroleum firms donate 56,000 litres of fuel towards anti-COVID-19 efforts
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We have to win the fight, Kagame on COVID-19
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Police have no powers to stop public gatherings, court rules
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Government to prosecute citizens evading coronavirus screening
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Dozens injured in Kenya as police brutality marks start of curfew
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Nigeria may enter recession in six months – Finance minister
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Guinean voters massively back contested constitutional referendum
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ECA appeals to G20 to open trade corridors for pharmaceutical and health supplies
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Virus-free Sierra Leone shuts borders after Guinea, Liberia closures
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Coronavirus: Lesotho, Zimbabwe announce lockdowns, Kenya enforces curfew
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Namibia halts mining operations to curb spread of Coronavirus
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Tanzania tourism’s 45 days of no-activity
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Tanzania-Kenya borders open, but strict rules for drivers slows down trade
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Trading thrives as new highway financed by the AfDB opens up northern Togo
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Moody's downgrade to 'junk' adds to South Africa pain
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Online casino industry to bring potential for economic growth in Zimbabwe
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Coronavirus: Bank of Uganda reduces working hours for banks