As of 28 November 2020, 6pm EAT African Union Member States (55) reporting COVID-19 cases (2,137,871) deaths (51,248), and recoveries (1,807,531) by region:
Central (64,936 cases; 1,186 deaths; 60,408 recoveries): Burundi (681; 1; 549), Cameroon (24,117; 435; 22,177), CAR (4,913; 63; 4,825), Chad (1,663; 101; 1,499), Congo (5,632; 92; 4,891), DRC (12,608; 333; 11,495), Equatorial Guinea (5,146; 85; 5,005), Gabon (9,191; 59; 9,037), Sao Tome & Principe (985; 17; 930)
Eastern (266,293; 5,114; 176,562): Comoros (610; 7; 585), Djibouti (5,676; 61; 5,577), Eritrea (577; 0; 498), Ethiopia (108,438; 1,686; 67,506), Kenya (82,605; 1,445; 54,399), Madagascar (17,341; 251; 16,657), Mauritius (497; 10; 433), Rwanda (5,872; 47; 5,397), Seychelles (173; 0; 162), Somalia (4,451; 113; 3,417), South Sudan (3,092; 61; 2,949), Sudan (16,864; 1,215; 9,964), Tanzania (509; 21; 178), Uganda (19,588; 197; 8,840)
Northern (723,773; 19,084; 576,826): Algeria (80,168; 2,354; 51,946), Egypt (114,832; 6,608; 102,390), Libya (81,273; 1,153; 52,299), Mauritania (8,426; 172; 7,665), Morocco (345,276; 5,689; 294,036), Tunisia (93,770; 3,106; 68,464), Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (28; 2; 26)
Southern (878,533; 23,010, 801,257): Angola (15,008; 342; 7,697), Botswana (9,992; 31; 5,534), Eswatini (6,362; 120; 5,959), Lesotho (2,109; 44; 1,278), Malawi (6,025; 185; 5,453), Mozambique (15,586; 129; 13,677), Namibia (14,207; 149; 13,388), South Africa (781,941; 21,378; 722,876), Zambia (17,589; 357; 16,925), Zimbabwe (9,714; 275; 8,470)
Western (204,336, 2,854, 192,478): Benin (2,974, 43; 2,819), Burkina Faso (2,816; 68; 2,579), Cape Verde (10,526; 104; 9,900), Cote d'Ivoire (21,232; 131; 20,873), Gambia (3,731; 123; 3,590), Ghana (51,379; 323; 50,298), Guinea (13,039; 76; 11,982), Guinea-Bissau (2,422; 43; 2,309), Liberia (1,595; 83; 1,343), Mali (4,567; 149; 3,091), Niger (1,472; 70; 1,192), Nigeria (67,220; 1,171; 62,686), Senegal (16,027; 332; 15,582), Sierra Leone (2,410; 74; 1,833), Togo (2,926; 64; 2,401)
Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC).
