Coronavirus: African Union Member States reporting COVID-19 cases as of 13 December 2020, 6 pm EAT

Central (68,592 cases; 1,225 deaths; 61,805 recoveries): Burundi (728; 1; 630), Cameroon (25,143; 443; 22,177), CAR (4,936; 63; 4,852), Chad (1,751; 102; 1,603), Congo (6,049; 99; 4,891), DRC (14,461; 352; 12,465), Equatorial Guinea (5,185; 85; 5,058), Gabon (9,330; 63; 9,182), Sao Tome & Principe (1,009; 17; 947)

Eastern (297,282; 5,555; 224,692): Comoros (628; 7; 606), Djibouti (5,725; 61; 5,612), Eritrea (711; 0; 564), Ethiopia (116,297; 1,803; 92,449), Kenya (91,892; 1,587; 73,028), Madagascar (17,587; 259; 16,992), Mauritius (515; 10; 478), Rwanda (6,528; 56; 5,892), Seychelles (187; 0; 182), somalia (4,579; 121; 3,529), South Sudan (3,206; 62; 3,043), Sudan (21,386; 1,347; 12,313), Tanzania (509; 21; 178), Uganda (27,532; 221; 9,826)

Northern (822,304; 21,430; 670,997): Algeria (91,638; 2,584; 60,028), Egypt (121,089; 6,898; 104,710*** ), Libya (90,779, 1,299; 60,028), Mauritania (10,780; 222; 8,022), Morocco (397,597; 6,589; 353,098), Tunisia (110,393; 3,836; 84,218), Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic (28; 2; 26)

Southern (957,925; 24,840; 848,266): Angola (16,161; 366; 8,841), Botswana (10,931; 37; 9,940), Eswatini (6,714; 127; 6,331), Lesotho (2,250; 44; 1,319), Malawi (6,063; 186; 5,491), Mozambique (16,812; 140; 14,795), Namibia (16,536; 160; 14,684), South Africa (852,965; 23,106; 760,118), Zambia (18,274; 367; 17,388), Zimbabwe (11,219; 307; 9,359)

Western (217,590; 2,968; 201,067): Benin (3,090, 44; 2,972), Burkina Faso (3,894; 71; 2,858), Cape Verde (11,302; 110; 10,922), Cöte d'Ivoire (21,639; 133; 21,261), Gambia (3,779; 123; 3,645), Ghana (52,933; 328; 51,676), Guinea (13,420; 79; 12,657), Guinea-Bissau (2,444; 44; 2,337), Liberia (1,676; 83; 1,358), Mali (5,721; 189; 3,566), Niger (2,199; 80; 1,276), Nigeria (72,757; 1,194; 65,850), Senegal (17,075; 349; 16,094), Sierra Leone (2,440; 75; 1,850), Togo (3,221; 66; 2,745)

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

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