Five African countries with zero Covid-19 cases as of April 2
By Njange Maina, April 2, 2020
Since the novel coronavirus was reported in China December last year, it has spread to all the regions of the world apart from the North Pole. By April 2, it had infected 937,941 people. In Africa, total infections were 6,803. Over 47 people have succumbed.
Kenya has so far reported three recoveries, one death and 81 infections.
The disease has been confirmed in 203 countries.
In Africa’s 54 nations, the following have not reported any case as at April 2;
- Comoros
- Sao Tome and Principe
- Malawi
- South Sudan
- Comoros
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Njange Maina
Njange Maina is a journalist by profession with a degree in Journalism from the Multimedia University of Kenya. He is currently pursuing a micro-masters degree in Digital Branding and Marketing. He is interested in digital media, human interest stories, and business journalism.
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