Africa News of Wednesday, 1 April 2020
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Police and army abuses criticised in Nigeria
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Mauritius to stagger shopping days by surname
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Amnesty finds US drone strikes 'killed Somali civilians'
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Coronavirus: Congolese Ex-President dies of virus
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Coronavirus: Recoverd Kenyan says virus is real and treatable
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Coronavirus: Algeria frees thousands of prisoners
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Kenya's retirement benefits eroded by coronavirus
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SA minister warns over coronavirus and 5G link claims
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Amnesty finds US drone strikes 'killed civilians' in Somalia
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South African ports open for cargo, mineral exports - Govt
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Batons, bullying and handcuffs mar Africa's virus shutdowns
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Coronavirus: Kenya to 'use chloroquine in critical cases'
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Coronavirus: Top South African HIV scientist Gita Ramjee dies
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Coronavirus: 15,000 Zimbabwean returnees dodge testing
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Coronavirus: Kenyan woman uses plastic bottle for mask
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Kenyatta apologises for police brutality
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Kenyans use most of their cash on airtime - Report
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Over 15,000 Zimbabwean returnees dodge coronavirus testing
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Paris Club cancels two-thirds of Somalia's debt
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Zimbabwe opposition leader removed as party head
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Burundi and Sierra Leone report first cases of coronavirus
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Coronavirus: Top South African HIV scientist dies
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Botswana confirms first coronavirus death
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Obasanjo, ex-African leaders demand action against coronavirus spread
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Coronavirus: Lagos, Brazzaville lockdown begins
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Billionaire donates $3.6m towards Ethiopia's coronavirus combat
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Coronavirus: Soweto residents defy social distancing measures
