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Uganda's President Museveni impose nationwide lockdown
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Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has announced strict measures to last just over two weeks to stop the spread of coronavirus including a ban on private vehicle use, meaning anyone needing emergency medical care will need to ask a high-level district official for permission to leave their home.
Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari has announced a lockdown in Lagos - the commercial hub of Nigeria, as well as the neighbouring state of Ogun and the capital Abuja on Monday night, following an announcement that the fight against the virus was a "matter of life and death".
(Image: Strict rules on public gatherings are already being enforced. Credit: Getty)
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Tue 31 Mar 202017:06GMT
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