Coronavirus: African Union Member States reporting COVID-19 cases as of 11 December 2020, 6 pm EAT

Central (68,069 cases; 1,222 deaths; 61,495 recoveries): Burundi (720; 1; 630), Cameroon (24,963; 443; 22,177), CAR (4,936; 63; 4,852), Chad (1,739; 102; 1,587), Congo (6,049; 99; 4,891), DRC (14,170; 350; 12,208), Equatorial Guinea (5,183; 85; 5,048), Gabon (9,300; 62; 9,155), Sao Tome & Principe (1,009; 17; 947)

Eastern (292,320; 5,490; 218,642): Comoros (617; 7; 605), Djibouti (5,721; 61; 5,608), Eritrea (656; 0; 525), Ethiopia (115,360; 1,779; 88,975), Kenya (90,978; 1,568; 71,579), Madagascar (17,473; 255; 16,927), Mauritius (515; 10; 478), Rwanda (6,349; 53; 5,789), Seychelles (184; 0; 168), Somalia (4,579; 121; 3,529), South sudan (3,181; 62; 3,003), Sudan (20,468; 1,319; 11,673), Tanzania (509; 21; 178), Uganda (25,730; 220; 9,605)

Northern (810,245; 21,158; 659,365): Algeria (90,579; 2,564; 59,135), Egypt (120,147; 6,854; 104,281), Libya (89,880, 1,278; 59,839), Mauritania (10,268; 210; 7,957), Morocco (391,529; 6,492; 345,934), Tunisia (107,814; 3,758; 82,193), Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (28; 2; 26)

Southern (940,056; 24,469; 843,817): Angola (15,925; 362; 8,679), Botswana (10,931; 37; 9,940), Eswatini (6,633; 126; 6,221), Lesotho (2,214; 44; 1,302), Malawi (6,053; 186; 5,489), Mozambique (16,521; 139; 14,715), Namibia (15,773; 158; 14,218), South Africa (836,764; 22,747; 756,671), Zambia (18,161; 365; 17,329), Zimbabwe (11,081; 305; 9,253)

Western (215,020; 2,949; 200,046): Benin (3,090, 44; 2,972), Burkina Faso (3,579; 69; 2,792), Cape Verde (11,203; 109; 10,836), Cöte d'Ivoire (21,590; 133; 21,203), Gambia (3,776; 123; 3,631), Ghana (52,738; 326; 51,518), Guinea (13,368; 79; 12,598), Guinea-Bissau (2,444; 44; 2,337), Liberia (1,676; 83; 1,358), Mali (5,576; 184; 3,502), Niger (2,126; 80; 1,249), Nigeria (71,344; 1,190; 65,474), Senegal (16,893; 345; 16,015), November 2020. Sierra Leone (2,435; 74; 1,847), Togo (3,182; 66; 2,714)

Distributed by APO Group on behalf of Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC).

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