Africa News of Thursday, 23 January 2020
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Burundi president to get $530,000 golden parachute
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Libya reopens Tripoli's Mitiga airport
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Suspect found dead in Angolan case involving Isabel dos Santos
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Year-old Cameroonian twins return home after separation surgery in France
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Zimbabwe seizes land from allies of former leader Mugabe
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Media Watch: Togo internet outage after technical fault
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Fresh attacks in Mali kill six
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Besigye not world’s most arrested person
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Archbishop of Canterbury: 'I first learnt about God in Kenya'
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President Magufuli sacks minister over $453m contract
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Somalia ranked world's most corrupt nation
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Armed robbers invade MTN office in Kebbi, Nigeria
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Burundi president to get $530,000 golden parachute
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Tanzania police 'arrest student over photo'
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Banker of Africa's richest woman accused of aiding embezzlement found dead
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Isabel dos Santos: Banker found dead in Lisbon
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International Court of Justice orders Myanmar to prevent genocide against Rohingya
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Malian army says six soldiers killed, several wounded in overnight attack
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Grace Mugabe faces arrest over illegal land deals
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If exposed, those in Buhari regime will not only go to jail, they’ll go to hell - Obasanjo
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Isabel dos Santos: Africa's richest woman accused of fraud
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Ethiopian journalist seeks asylum in the UK
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Burundi president to get $530,000 golden parachute
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Sudan's intelligence chief resigns after Khartoum mutiny
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African women entrepreneurs implore investors at UK business event
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How social media outrage saved bony, starving lions in Sudan zoo
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Africa's richest woman accused of fraud
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Police arrest 1,527 kidnap suspects, recover 2,037 firearms in 2019 - Nigeria's IGP
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Kenya steps up surveillance amid coronavirus fears
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Africa's richest woman accused of fraud
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Kenya's army denies soldiers hid in grass during attack
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Malawi banker arrested and accused of bribing judges
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Seven killed in Lagos cult clash
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Nigeria’s doctor-patient ratio is 1:3,500 – NUC
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Northern Christians under insurgents’ siege – CAN
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Cross-border runners a far cry from Africa’s Free-Trade deal
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Several civilians killed by female suicide bomber in western Chad
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Burkina Faso president calls for two days of mourning after 'terrorist group' kills dozens
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Lesbian couple left 'overwhelmed with anger' as South Africa venue declines their wedding
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Two robbers burnt to ashes after robbing pregnant woman
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DR Congo warned of proxy wars between neighbours
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Libya's Haftar forces threaten to target civilian planes
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Two in court for child kidnapping
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Zimbabwe's opposition appeals for help to ease humanitarian crisis
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President Kenyatta, British PM agree to scale up Kenya-UK ties
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Farmers worried as locust swarms invade parts of Kenya
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Rwanda to scrap visa fees for over 90 countries
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South Africa's stateless children: 'I thought I would be shot'
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Algeria to host six African foreign ministers on Libya conflict
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Algeria to host six African foreign ministers on Libya conflict
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Nigeria quarantines 292 people after Lassa fever deaths
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UK MP: Britain needs to face up to its imperial past
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Suspected Arab nomads 'kill 29 in South Sudan'
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Sudan's starving lions 'getting help'
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Burundi leader to get $530,000 and luxury villa
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Defiant Morocco integrates Western Sahara waters into its maritime territory
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Victor Moses: Chelsea winger makes Inter Milan loan move
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Cameroonian striker Toko Ekambi joins Lyon on loan from Villarreal
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No easy solution for fitting in AFCON, say players' reps
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Kenyan Dance Group Catches Bieber’s Attention
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I feel bad when actors come online to beg for money – Nollywood actress Temitope Osoba
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Naira Marley urges ‘Marlians’ not to mortgage their future
