Africa News of Monday, 3 August 2020
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WHO urges mothers to breastfeed even if infected with Coronavirus
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Anxious WHO implores world to 'do it all' in long war on coronavirus
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Tanzania bans organising protests online
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Burundi refugees call for deal to allow them home
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Togo bishop 'targeted in WhatsApp spying'
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Former SA Home Affairs minister's wife Norma Gigaba in legal battle over arrest
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Nigeria urged to review abortion laws
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Gender-based violence deadly as coronavirus - Experts
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Man jailed 26 years for raping mentally challenged girl
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Namibia govt shortens isolation, quarantine periods
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Vivo Energy Mauritius launches three new generations of lubricants
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Chemicals in preserved beans cause cancer, kidney diseases
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Shoprite to pull out of Nigeria
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Swaziland pledges public service job cuts, below inflation wage increases to secure IMF loan
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Africa in the eye of the storm as coronavirus cases near one million
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Coronavirus raises urgency for structural reforms in South Africa
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Zimbabwe struggles with shortage of health workers
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South Africa final year students resume classes
