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COVID-19: Africa’s Countries Statistical Data

Below is the statistical data of African countries COVID-19 cases.

African Union Member States (55) reporting COVID-19 cases (810,008) deaths (17,088), and recoveries (462,374) by region:

Central (45,281 cases; 886 deaths; 28,877 recoveries): Burundi (345; 1; 270), Cameroon (16,708; 385; 14,539), CAR (4,593; 59; 1,483), Chad (915; 75; 805), Congo (3,038; 51; 756), DRC (8,767; 201; 5,109), Equatorial Guinea (3,071; 51; 842), Gabon (6,984; 49; 4,463), Sao Tome & Principe (860; 14; 610).

Eastern (63,855; 1,496; 35,155): Comoros (340; 7; 324), Djibouti (5,039; 58; 4,949), Eritrea (261; 0; 189), Ethiopia (12,693; 200; 5,785), Kenya (16,268; 274; 7,446), Madagascar (8,741; 76; 5,522), Mauritius (343; 10; 332), Rwanda (1,729; 5; 900), Seychelles (108; 0; 11), Somalia (3,171; 93; 1,499), South Sudan (2,262; 45; 1,190), Sudan (11,302; 706; 5,855), Tanzania (509; 21; 178), Uganda (1,089; 1; 975).

Northern (145,339; 6,206; 71,140): Algeria (25,552; 1,127; 17,693), Egypt (91,072; 4,518; 31,970), Libya (2,425; 57; 504), Mauritania (6,027; 155; 3,977), Morocco (18,834; 299; 15,872), Tunisia (1,425; 50; 1,124), Sahrawi Republic (4; 0; 0).

Southern (438,864; 6,689; 251,543): Angola (880; 35; 241), Botswana (682; 1; 52), Eswatini (2,073; 28; 929), Lesotho (419; 9; 113), Malawi (3,454; 87; 1,378), Mozambique (1,590; 11; 532), Namibia (1,618; 7; 72), South Africa (421,996; 6,343; 245,771), Zambia (3,856; 136; 1,941), Zimbabwe (2,296; 32; 514).

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Western (116,669; 1,811; 75,659): Benin (1,694, 34; 918), Burkina Faso (1,081; 53; 921), Cape Verde (2,220; 22; 1,216), Côte d’Ivoire (15,253; 94; 9,499), Gambia (216; 6; 60), Ghana (31,057; 161; 27,801), Guinea (6,867; 42; 6,063), Guinea-Bissau (1,954; 26; 903), Liberia (1,135; 71; 621), Mali (2,503; 123; 1,901), Niger (1,124; 69; 1,024), Nigeria (39,539; 845; 16,559), Senegal (9,422; 182; 6,291), Sierra Leone (1,765; 66; 1,297), Togo (839; 17; 585).

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