Africa News of Friday, 3 April 2020
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Kenya's coronavirus cases rise to 122 as six-year-old dies
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Coronavirus: We’re sourcing ventilators to support member states – WAHO
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Kenyan pastors want churches listed as 'essential services'
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Zimbabwe turns water cannon on coronavirus
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Medical aid marooned as Africa shuts borders amid coronavirus pandemic
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Nigerians turn to rabbits for consolation during coronavirus lockdown
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6-year-old dies of coronavirus in Kenya
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Wives rejoice and traders despair as coronavirus halts khat supply to Somalia
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Coronavirus: Tunisia deploys police robot on lockdown patrol
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Here are the African countries yet to record coronavirus cases
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Rwandan soldiers arrested for rape, brutalities during lockdown
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East Africa locust swarms gather as coronavirus curbs delay pesticides
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Coronavirus: S.A police evict migrants in Cape Town
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Coronavirus: Drogba and Eto'o slam test trials on Africans'
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Rwandan soldiers accused of raping women during lockdown
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Ethiopia says it is developing cure for the coronavirus pandemic
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Tanzania extends visas for stranded tourists
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Low voter turn out in Mali's legislative polls
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Preliminary results show low turnout in Mali election
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Burundi ‘blocking aid to coronavirus quarantine sites’
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South Africa gathers homeless people into a sports stadium
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Guinea-Bissau 'hands record jail terms to drug lords'
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Nigeria's IDPs concerned about COVID-19 infection
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Ethiopia: Dam dispute stokes anti-Egypt feelings
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Rwandan students to receive lessons through radio, television amid lockdown
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Africa seeks IMF, World Bank and EU support on debt relief – UNECA
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Libya: GNA forces kill 20 Haftar militia members
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Buhari's daughter reunites with family after self-isolation
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Coronavirus: Nigeria discharges 11 patients from hospital
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DR Congo to put virus epicentre under lockdown
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'Unless we move fast, we'll soon be swarmed' - SA minister
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Coronavirus: Malawi reports first cases
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20 killed in Congo-Brazzaville as lightning triggers electrocution
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Sierra Leone announces 3-day national lockdown, doctors push for 14 days
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Malawi confirms three coronavirus cases
