Africa News of Friday, 14 February 2020
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Libya reverses ban on foreign-origin goods from Tunisia
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Taskforce on mental health decries lack of funding
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First Lady flags off 100-men run at Karura forest
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Somali President admits 'dark chapter' in Somaliland under Siad Barre
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Ugandans stranded in Wuhan due to lack of funds by Government to transport them home
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Egypt 'confirms first coronavirus case'
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Liberia paralysed by chronic fuel shortage
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Doctor explains why boys do better in mathematics
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Rwanda's medics to independently handle open heart surgeries
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Boko Haram leader gives condition for Chibok girls' release
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Malawi protesters shutter electoral commission offices
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One in four African children live in conflict zones - Report
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Kenyan men 'escape' to Valentine's Day conference
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Zimbabwe opposition MP cleared of treason
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Ethiopia delays election over rainy season fears
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Media Watch: Somalia govt refutes allegations of harassing journalists
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Zimbabwe police get salary increases
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MDC to celebrate Tsvangirai – says Chamisa
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'No money' to bring home Ugandans stranded in Wuhan
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Wealth fund to bolster struggling SA economy
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Kenya to deport Chinese nationals over alleged video attack
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Scientists discover 'ghost' human ancestor in Africa
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Tanzania signs $1.46 billion loan for standard gauge railway construction
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New round of anti-Conde protests as Guinea's divisive referendum looms
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Lightning strikes 13 pupils, headman drowns
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Coronavirus: Three Chinese nationals isolated in Mukono
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South Sudan ignores reports on oil pollution, birth defects
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Government cannot fix SA's economy on its own - Ramaphosa
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Malawi protesters close electoral commission offices
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US lifts sanctions on Somali group of companies
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Rwandans to independently handle open heart surgeries
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Cross River reads riot act to perpetrators of domestic violence
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Nigeria court sacks governor-elect over deputy's fake credentials
