Africa News of Thursday, 27 August 2020
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Kenyan governor and his children in court over graft
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Dolphin deaths in Mauritius rise to 25
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George Weah under pressure over rise in rape cases
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George Weah under pressure over rise in rape cases
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Why a zoo took 114 years to apologise for caging a teen
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Togo: First in Africa to eradicate sleeping sickness
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Flamboyant Nigerian re-elected to top Africa bank job
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Mali coup leaders 'want power for three years'
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UK diplomat criticises Zimbabwe crackdown
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Mali coup leaders 'free' ousted president
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Kenyan governor and his children in court over graft
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Man arrested in London on suspicion of Liberia war crimes
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‘We got N1m to kill her for rituals' - Suspects confesses to killing UNIBEN student
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Suspects in Egypt's alleged hotel rape flee country
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Ivorian ex-leader Gbagbo supporters to file poll candidacy
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France urged to intervene on Ivorian leader third term bid
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US Senators call for release of Ethiopian detainees
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UN warns of hunger and malnutrition in East Africa
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Tanzania bans more Kenyan airlines over coronavirus row
