Africa News of Saturday, 11 April 2020
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U.N. condemns water shutoff to Libyan capital
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1,000 Boko Haram fighters killed in Chad - Report
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Coronavirus: Kenya's cases rise to 191 as two more test positive
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Kenyan teen, Sharon Njeri-Wambu, accepted in 11 US universities including Harvard
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South Sudan confirms its fourth coronavirus case
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How coronavirus is changing funerals amid lockdown
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IMF grants Tunisia $745m loan to combat coronavirus
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Coronavirus: Togo citizens to receive money from government
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West Africa's largest water park set to launch in Nigeria
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Coronavirus pandemic hits aid work, funding across sub-Saharan Africa
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Senegalese street children among those most at risk for coronavirus
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Africans in China face eviction, discrimination - Report
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Nigeria: Buhari, Task Force meet to deliberate on possible nationwide lockdown
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DR Congo reports new Ebola death, just days before declaring end of epidemic
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Coronavirus: Nigeria grants amnesty to 2,600 inmates to curb spread
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Coronavirus: Nigeria's cases rise to 305
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Where are Kenya‘s super rich? None in Forbes list
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French watchdog orders Google to pay media groups copyright
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SA's auto industry could cut up to 10% of workforce due to lockdown - Survey
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Coronavirus: Malawi banks suspend key payments, reduce digital banking rates
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$35b in ticket refunds pushes airlines further to turbulence
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IMF grants $745m to Tunisia for coronavirus response