Africa News of Saturday, 29 February 2020
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Governor Awiti intensifies fight against new HIV infections
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Togo’s Faure gets AU nod despite protests
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How fast Kenyans are divorcing
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Confusion rocks City Hall as two claim finance docket
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German President Steinmeier’s visit boosts Sudan bid against isolation
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DR Congo signs 'peace' deal with armed group in east
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Genetic disorder leaves 5 family members blind
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Two more courts embrace quick method of resolving minor money disputes
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Examination board withholds UACE results for 126 candidates
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Why government suspended Middle East Consultants, five other labour firms
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Police seek more time in Kenei probe
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Drama, confusion as Kenyans grapple with Covid-19 threat
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Another Kibabii University student raped off campus
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Coronavirus patient attempts to escape Lagos isolation centre
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Guinea-Bissau swears in second 'president' as political crisis grows
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Quarantine yourselves if you notice symptoms of Coronavirus, governors’ forum tells Nigerians
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Home of Togo opposition leader surrounded by security forces
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Govt searches for over 200 Nigerians ‘contacted’ by Coronavirus patient
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Men stare at our big boobs make us uncomfortable – Busty Nigerian Females
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Nigeria: Coronavirus patient attempts to escape from isolation centre
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E-Visas emerge as a magnet for global travellers
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SA govt to bring home citizens under Coronavirus lockdown in China
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Meet the woman bringing black heroes back to life this Black History Month
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Rwandan women take up 55% of cabinet seats
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U.S. vows to remain engaged with Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan on Blue Nile dam
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Police arrest man with human skull, two limbs in Nigeria
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Algeria's 'Hirak' protesters still defiant
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Guinea's Alpha Conde postpones Sunday's referendum, legislative elections
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Sandstorms hit parts of West Africa
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Fire breaks out at Paris's Gare de Lyon train station during protests over Congelese singer
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Cameroon’s ruling party retains absolute majority after contentious election
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Competition watchdog approves sale of Naivas stake
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Tightly monitored IMF loans better
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Absa Kenya launches credit line for SMEs
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State-run sugar millers' debt rises to Sh90.4 billion
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Inflation stood at 6.37pc in February, highest in 10 months
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Governors seek control of coffee advance funds
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Kenya Power to meter transformers over electricity theft
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State gives KQ Sh5bn loan to keep it aloft, service planes
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Kenya Railways defends SGR bill
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Locust hatchlings pose threat to crops
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Coronavirus: Zimbabwe businesses count cost of economic impact
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Coronavirus: Face masks, hand sanitisers’ sales, prices soar
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MTN grew profit by 38.8% in Nigeria
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South Africa could lose $4.5bn under new African trade deal