Africa News of Thursday, 2 April 2020
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Outrage as French doctors say coronavirus cure should first be tested in Africa
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Minister tells Kenyans to stop trolling coronavirus survivors
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Kenya's president apologises for police 'excesses' amid coronavirus curfew
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Zambia records first coronavirus death
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African governments team up with tech giants to fight coronavirus lies
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Ugandan student in Italy pleads for food aid
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Eritrea starts 21-day coronavirus lockdown
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Togo declares state of emergency over coronavirus
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SA clinic closed after nurse catches coronavirus
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Trapped by Coronavirus, Nigeria’s elite faces squalid hospitals
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Coronavirus: Top South African HIV scientist Gita Ramjee dies
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Coronavirus: Why you should stay at home
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Coronavirus: Nigerian state bans people from going out without wearing face masks
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My cousin tried to kill me because I bought a car - Lady cries out
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One in four women not free to say no to sex - UN research finds
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Ugandan student in Italy pleads for food aid
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Tracking Africa's coronavirus cases
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Guinea leader's party wins parliamentary majority
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World Bank approves Kenya's $50m coronavirus loan
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African conflict zones in need of cease-fires for coronavirus aid - Experts
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Coronavirus: Rwanda extends lockdown by 15 days
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Kenya Airways stops passenger flights for the first time in four decades
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African nations step up measures against virus
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Lightning kills 20 people during Congo's virus lockdown
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Coronavirus: Ethiopia religious bodies order closure of places of worship
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Botswana president tests negative, ends coronavirus quarantine
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Kenya's coronavirus cases reach 81
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Davido’s 2nd coronavirus test comes back negative
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Coronavirus doesn't have a closing time - Daddy Freeze warns shop owners opening by evening
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Burna Boy 'tweets his last'
