DW: Do corona lockdowns in Africa make sense?
Hunger, violence and despair: lockdowns are meant to keep Africa’s coronavirus cases in check, but many people are suffering as a result — especially the poor.
The Kenyan police did not hold back. When the government imposed a lockdown in response to rising numbers of COVID-19 cases, Kenya descended into a night of violence. The press watched in disbelief as police officers beat up defenseless women, sending shockwaves across Kenya.
"We're not at war," wrote the country's biggest newspaper, Daily Nation. Its commentary oozed rage and helplessness.
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Covid-19 Coronavirus Pandemic In Africa-- News Updates April 25, 2020
Coronavirus in Africa tracker -- BBC
Tracking Africa's coronavirus cases -- Al Jazeera
US military declares virus emergency in Djibouti bases -- BBC
Tanzania's restrictions delay led to virus spike - WHO -- BBC
Coronavirus surges in Djibouti as population ignores measures -- Al JAzeera
South Africa to begin phased easing of lockdown on May 1 -- Reuters
Africa dangerously behind in global race for virus gear -- AP
Africa confronts COVID-19 with a poor prognosis -- DW
Coronavirus in Africa: How deadly could COVID-19 become? -- DW
