Since the start of the outbreak the World Health Organization (WHO) has been supporting African governments with early detection by providing thousands of COVID-19 testing kits to countries, training dozens of health workers and strengthening surveillance in communities. Forty-seven countries in the WHO African region can now test for COVID-19. At the start of the outbreak only two could do so. WHO COVID-19 Strategic Preparedness and Response Status
10 January 2022, Africa CDC Outbreak Brief Number 104: COVID-19 Pandemic
Official Country Websites for COVID-19
| Country | COVID-19 Website |
|---|---|
| Ethiopia | ww.ephi.gov.et/index.php/public-health-emergency/novel-corona-virus-update |
| Kenya | www.health.go.ke |
| Ghana | www.ghanahealthservice.org/covid19 |
| Nigeria | covid19.ncdc.gov.ng |
| Morocco | www.covidmaroc.ma |
| South Africa | sacoronavirus.co.za |
| South Africa – National Institute for Communicable Diseases | www.nicd.ac.za |
| Senegal | www.sante.gouv.sn |
| Tunisia | coronavirus.rns.tn |
| Zimbabwe | www.mohcc.gov.zw |
Updated 18 January 2022