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There are now more than over 14,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus across the continent, with a number of African countries imposing a range of prevention and containment measures against the spread of the pandemic.
According to the latest data by the John Hopkins University and Africa Center for Disease Control on Coronavirus in Africa, the breakdown remains fluid as countries confirm cases as and when. The whole of Africa has rising cases with only two countries holding out as of April 13.
We shall keep updating this list which will be put in sub-continental blocs: East, West, Central, southern and North Africa.
All statistics are sourced from Africa CDC updates, from the John Hopkins University and from official government data.
The classifications are based on where the countries are located especially in the case of countries that belong to two different blocs, like Tanzania in East Africa, despite belonging to EAC and SADC
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Below are countries with confirmed cases;
•Algeria – 1,914
Angola – 19
Benin – 35
Botswana – 13
Burkina Faso – 497
Burundi – 5
Cameroon – 820
Cape Verde – 8
Central African Republic – 8
Chad – 19
Comoros – 0
Congo-Brazzaville – 70
DR Congo – 234
Djibouti – 214
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Egypt – 2,065
Equatorial Guinea – 21
Eritrea – 34
Eswatini – 14
Ethiopia – 71
Gabon – 49
(The) Gambia – 9
Ghana – 566
Guinea – 250
Guinea-Bissau – 38
Ivory Coast – 574
Kenya – 197
Lesotho – 0
Liberia – 50
Libya – 25
Madagascar – 106
Malawi – 13
Mali – 105
Mauritania – 7
Mauritius – 324
Morocco – 1,661
Mozambique – 21
Namibia – 16
Niger – 529
Nigeria- 323
Rwanda – 126
Sao Tome and Principe – 4
Senegal – 280
Seychelles – 11
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Sierra Leone – 10
Somalia – 25
South Africa – 2,173
South Sudan – 4
Sudan – 19
Tanzania – 32
Togo – 76
Tunisia – 707
Uganda – 54
Zambia – 43
Zimbabwe – 14
– africanews
