Image caption Nigerian officials have been screening passengers arriving at the country's main airports The first case of the coronavirus in sub-Saharan Africa has been confirmed in Nigeria. The patient is an Italian citizen who works in Nigeria and flew into the commercial city of Lagos from Milan on 25 February. Authorities say he is stable with no serious symptoms and is being treated at a hospital in the city. Elsewhere on the continent, Algeria and Egypt have also confirmed cases of the disease. The World Health Organization (WHO) had warned that Africa's "fragile health systems" meant the threat posed by the virus was "considerable". Meanwhile, South Africa's health ministry has announced that two nationals aboard a cruise ship docked in Japan have tested positive for the virus. In Kenya, the High Court has ordered the temporary suspension of flights from China following a petition by the Law Society of Kenya. It comes amidst publi...