Coronavirus active cases by country in Africa 2021| ��ƽ��

Number of coronavirus (COVID-19) active cases in the African continent as of November 22, 2021, by country

Characteristic	Number of cases
Total	395,868
Algeria	59,672
Rwanda	53,370
Egypt	38,621
Libya	32,016
Uganda	26,643
Burundi	19,521
South Africa	19,109
Mayotte	17,711
Mauritius	16,885
Ethiopia	16,697
Somalia	9,931
Lesotho	7,468
Congo	5,957
Democratic Republic of the Congo	5,943
Sudan	5,814
Gabon	5,602
Central African Republic	4,706
Nigeria	4,097
Morocco	3,069
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Cameroon	1,704
Kenya	1,425
Madagascar	1,386
Mali	1,361
Tunisia	918
Mauritania	857
Malawi	806
Ghana	734
Botswana	707
Guinea	652
Zimbabwe	510
South Sudan	378
Seychelles	347
Ivory Coast	314
Burkina Faso	240
Angola	180
Eritrea	168
Niger	159
Benin	139
Togo	111
Guinea-Bissau	107
Mozambique	94
Equatorial Guinea	94
Zambia	90
Namibia	84
Comros	77
Cabo Verde	61
Chad	56
Djibouti	27
Eswatini	25
Gambia	10
Liberia	9
Senegal	8
Sao Tome and Principe	1
Western Sahara	1
Saint Helena	0

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November 2021

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Africa

Survey time period

November 23, 2021, 10:05 AM CET

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For further information about the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, please visit our dedicated Facts and Figures page.

Data for Tanzania and Sierra Leone is N/A

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As of November 22, 2021, Africa had 395,868 active cases of coronavirus (COVID-19). Algeria was the leading country, followed by Rwanda. The countries reported 59,672 and 53,370 people still infected with the disease, respectively. By the same date, the cumulative number of coronavirus in Africa reached more than 8.66 million, while there were 222,276 deaths due to the disease, and 8,046,244 recoveries.