Africa News of Thursday, 14 May 2020
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Taps run dry in Kenya's capital as coronavirus spreads
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Burundi expels WHO team as it prepares for presidential election
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Comoros thanks Madagascar for supply of COVID-Organics
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98-year-old woman recovers from coronavirus in Nigeria
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Niger launches manhunt for fleeing coronavirus patient
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Kenya troops 'planning Somalia exit next year'
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China to build Africa Center for disease control HQ to fight coronavirus
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Coronavirus: Cleaners get more health allowance than us – Nigerian lab scientists
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Mother admits son killed by mob over robbery was a thief
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Relief for motorists as fuel prices drop further
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Reduce salaries of appointees, sell presidential jets - Atiku tells Nigerian govt
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Mauritius 'declares victory in Covid-19 battle'
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98-year-old woman recovers from coronavirus in Lagos
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Nigeria case count reaches 4,971
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WHO sees ‘potentially positive data’ on coronavirus treatments
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Chinese nationals arrested with $250,000 bribe
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Burundi orders WHO official to leave country
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Burkina Faso prosecutor launches probe after 12 'terrorism' suspects die in detention
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South Africa to cautiously ease coronavirus lockdown
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Coronavirus: Tunisia relaxes curfew hours
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UNICEF raises alarm over fate of Nigerian children, says 950 may die daily
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'Unusually high' deaths in Nigeria raise queries
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Burkina Faso probes death of 12 suspects in custody
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Eritreans 'sue EU over forced labour project'
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'I was shunned over coronavirus fears' - Kenyan nurse
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Somalia's coronavirus khat bans leaves chewers in a stew
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Sierra Leone to resume league 'when pandemic declared eradicated'
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Coronavirus: 'I cannot see Afcon happening' - Gabriel Zakuani
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Debate swirls around adding Africa Cup of Nations to list of postponements
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TP Mazembe declared champions as DR Congo season ends
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Singer Yemi Alade faults Buhari's choice of top aide
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Malaysia drops 1MDB money laundering case against 'Wolf of Wall Street' producer
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New Gas Master Plan to boost Africa's oil & gas hub
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IMF raises Kenya’s risk of debt distress to high from moderate
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Johannesburg Stock Exchange offers virus crisis relief
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Coronavirus: Sahara Group highlights critical role of intra-Africa-led interventions
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African e-commerce giant Jumia cuts costs, hopes for lockdown boost
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South Africa's treasury schedules June 24 for coronavirus budget
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Rwanda tops countries committed to implementing AfCFTA