Africa News of Tuesday, 30 June 2020
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Nigeria coronavirus: 25,133 cases, Ondo state governor infected
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Murder of singer triggers deadly protests, net blackout in Ethiopia
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Thousands march for reforms in Sudan
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Nigeria's Health Minister recommends penile amputation for rape
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Coronavirus: Burundi changes tack to fight
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Buhari launches massive gas pipeline project
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Influential Ethiopian activist 'arrested'
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Rwanda records coronavirus cases in prisons
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Buhari outlines plans to lift 100m Nigerians out of poverty
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Anger erupts after Ethiopian protest singer killed
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Belgian king 'regrets' DR Congo's colonial past
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Africa Cup of Nations postponed until 2022
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Visitors from three African nations on EU safe list
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DR Congo leader opposes changes that 'undermine the judiciary'
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Iranian fleet 'illegally fishing in Somalia'
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Ugandan creates coronavirus shield for motorcycles
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Prominent Jinja journalist dies after three years in coma
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Belgian king expresses 'deepest regrets' for DR Congo colonial abuses
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Two arrested over death of South Sudanese refugee in Yumbe
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Senegal lifts coronavirus state of emergency
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Sudan braces for 'million-strong' protest
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Flu virus with 'pandemic potential' found in China
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Gambia mulls unbanning skin-lightening creams
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Ethiopian singer and activist shot dead
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Belgian king 'regrets' DR Congo's colonial past
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Macron accuses Turkey of 'criminal' actions in Libya
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Nigeria records 566 new cases of coronavirus, number of infections jumps to 25,133
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Coronavirus: CAF postpones 2021 Africa Cup of Nations
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Mane out to achieve 'bigger things' at Liverpool after league triumph
