Liberians shocked as several top government officials contract coronavirus +++ The effect of COVID-19 on farming in Uganda +++ Tanzania lawmakers mysterious death +++ German Government to withdraw aid to some countries in Africa +++ Kenyans ignore coronavirus mass testing campaign +++ Illegal migrants entering Ghana

Some African nations are keeping their COVID-19 cases low, at least for now. While lockdowns and closed borders have come at a huge cost to the economies, keeping infections low is vital to reopening the continent. DW looks at how two countries that have managed it.

Ghana starts using drones to fight the spread of coronavirus+++ Liberia receives herbal medicine from Madagascar, which claims to cure COVID-19

African countries breathe after lockdown measures relaxed +++ DW Freedom of Speech: Two African journalists honored - who are they?

+++ Rwanda's trade unions take issue with the government over lockdown layoffs +++Improper disposal of PPE's scare Malawians

Tanzania is under fire for not cooperating in COVID-19 fight+++Cameroon government turns down covid-19 support donated by the opposition+++Hamilton Naki: Innovator in the shadow of apartheid.

China's relationship with Africa has always been contentious. The coronavirus pandemic has made this relationship more complex. Now China is realising it needs to forge a new way of dealing with Africa.

South Africa's anti-Apartheid icon Denis Goldberg has died+++Germany makes "respect for the human right" a precondition for aid money+++Kenyan gov't thinks citizens should pay for Covid-19 quarantine?

Ghana's President Nana Akufo-Addo to build new hospitals+++S. Africa hires 200 Cuban doctors to help with Covid-19+++Rwandan security forces accused of rape crimes+++Nigeria gets help from Germany and the US.

The world waits for a vaccine, and scientists scramble to find one. Meanwhile, African countries are looking inward and calling on the help of traditional healers to fight COVID-19.

Nigeria to ease lockdown for millions in key cities+++ Guinea quarantines 400 Comoros students after seven test positive for COVID-19+++Cameroonians lament government’s laxity in fighting the pandemic+++Rwandan courts start using Skype and video conferencing to combat spread of the virus