Africa News of Sunday, 5 January 2020
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Guinea-Bissau president-elect on regional tour - visits Senegal, Nigeria
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South Africa's Eskom extends power cuts into Monday
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![Parliament voted unanimously against the controversial deals [Esam Omran al-Fetori/Reuters]](https://cdn.ghanaweb.com/imagelib/pics/990/99091306.200.jpg "Parliament voted unanimously against the controversial deals [Esam Omran al-Fetori/Reuters]")
No deal: Libya's parliament votes against Turkish involvement
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Ethiopia amends controversial anti-terrorism law that banned protests
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More than a dozen killed in Burkina Faso bus attack
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South Sudan govt pardons high-profile prisoners
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Money, women, fame can make one lose focus – Abayomi Alvin
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U.S firms put over 10 million Kenyan artefacts online
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More to Zimbabweans to die at home due to govt hike in hospital fees - CWGH
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Zimbabwean teachers to launch national strike over poor salaries - Unions
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Eight lions killed in North West 'poisoning'
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Burna Boy, Rema, melt Obama's heart
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Tanzanian refugees ask govt to rethink decision on closure of open markets
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Egypt appeals against escalation in Iraq following US strike - statement
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Libya conflict: Tripoli military school suffers deadly air strike
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Croatia president faces leftist challenge in uncertain vote
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Burkina Faso bus blast: Students among 14 dead
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Tripoli military school suffers deadly air strike
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Uganda’s president begins jungle trek dismissed as campaign stunt by opponents
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Children among more than a dozen killed in Burkina Faso bombing, security sources say
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I played saxophone despite being asthmatic –Adebola Shammah
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Nothing wrong with marrying older lover –Cynthia Shalom
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My expectations were not met by Teebillz – Tacha
