Africa News of Friday, 17 April 2020
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At least 300,000 Africans expected to die in pandemic: U.N. agency
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Coronavirus lockdown halted in Malawi
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Three Liberian soldiers investigated for lockdown brutality
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Bodies won’t litter streets of Africa - World Bishops tell Melinda Gates
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Nigeria tests 6,649 samples for coronavirus in 24 hours
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We have pastors faking miracles in churches today - Ashimolowo
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'My wife gave birth yesterday and we have nothing to eat' - Nigerian
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Ethiopians grieve 'at least 100' virus deaths in US
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Coronavirus: After four weeks treatment, Atiku’s son tests positive again
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Coronavirus: Raila warns against disregard for State directives
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Man, 29, arrested for allegedly defiling Down Syndrome minor in Nigeria
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A million test kits to meet Africa's 'big gap'
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Tanzania's coronavirus cases rise to 53 as four more people test positive
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Coronavirus: Senegal extends flight ban until May 31
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Coronavirus: Africa could be next epicentre, WHO warns
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Burundi suspends diaspora voting in general elections over coronavirus outbreak
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Kenya police kill more during curfew than coronavirus
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Pandemic crisis may kill up to 3.3M Africans - UN Economic Commission
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WHO warning: Africa at risk if US cuts funding
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Fire kills 14 at refugee camp in northeast Nigeria
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South Africa reports 14 more coronavirus deaths
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Coronavirus tests are free in Lagos - Commissioner for Health
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Nigeria records 3 new coronavirus deaths
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ZBC sued for overlooking persons with disability during coronavirus reportage
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France wants more coronavirus money for developing countries
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Tanzanian govt cancels its national holiday celebration as coronavirus rate rises
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Huge boost as Kenya gears up for mass testing drive
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Namibian govt opens borders to Angolans seeking treatment
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Namibian health ministry to conduct targeted testing of coronavirus at hotspots
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Don't pay rent until further notice - Landlords' association tells Kenyans
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Scuffle as coronavirus patient attempts escape from isolation centre
