Africa News of Sunday, 5 April 2020
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'Better die of this disease than starve': Angolans defy virus lockdown
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Nigerian actress Funke Akindele under fire for Lagos party amid lockdown
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U.N. agency keeps Africa food aid flowing amid coronavirus
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Rwanda secures US$109 million IMF loan to tackle coronavirus
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Former Libyan prime minister dies of coronavirus
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Nigerian actress, Ada Ameh cry over lack of power during lockdown
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South Sudan records first coronavirus case
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Ethiopia reports its first death of a COVID-19 patient
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Morocco to free over 5,000 prisoners to curb spread of coronavirus
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Coronavirus: Niger government relaxes curfew
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Coronavirus: Senegal extends state of emergency
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Africa to lose up to $200 bn in 2020 due to coronavirus
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It's antichrist's plan for a new world order - Pastor Chris explains the 5G effect
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Nigeria to set up $1.39 billion fund to fight coronavirus
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Dismay as DR Congo ‘offers its citizens’ for coronavirus vaccine testing
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Nigeria confirms 10 new cases of coronavirus, total now 224
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Coronavirus: Malawi president takes 10% pay cut
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Coronavirus: Nigerians groan as food prices rise
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US evacuates 38,296 Americans from Nigeria, 77 other countries
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Cameroon's coronavirus cases rises above 500
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Coronavirus: Ethiopian drug ready for clinical trials
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Coronavirus: 450,000 Africans projected to be infected by May
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Senegal leads African fight against virus
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Africa's ventilator dystopia, Ethiopia trains doctors on coronavirus lifesavers
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Nigeria's Osun state says only one coronavirus patient 'missing'
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Coronavirus: Nigerian Govt regrets begging US billionaire for ventilators, deletes tweet
