Africa News of Tuesday, 22 September 2020
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Rights group condemns Cameroon protest crackdown
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Ethiopian launches country's first Braille newspaper
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Burundi opposition condemns 'mass arrests'
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Leaders must respect rule of law - Malawi's Chakwera
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'Honest' South African employee divides Twitter
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At 60 and with new rulers, Mali once again at a crossroads
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Uganda: Two arrested as probe into Makerere University fire begins
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'Honest' South African employee divides Twitter
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UN: Food crisis looms as Mozambique conflict rages
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Cameroon: Outcry as killer soldiers bag 10 year prison sentence
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Africa to Host Road World Championships in 2025
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Niger postpones reopening of schools after floods
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Mali junta asks Ecowas to lift economic sanctions
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Nigerian commander dies after Boko Haram ambush
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EAC: 'No allowances, no budget' - EALA members suspend debate
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'Dozens of opposition activists arrested' in Cameroon
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Tear gas fired at Cameroon protesters
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Malians optimistic over interim president's appointment
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Nigeria's Amaju Pinnick refuses to rule out Caf presidency bid
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Ivory Coast opposition calls for protests against Ouattara
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5 things every teacher needs to know before teaching in South Africa
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Rich Nigerians buying citizenship in Caribbean nations to beat visa rules
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Al-Qaeda, Boko Haram are recruiting Nigerians in North – President Akufo-Addo
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Ivory Coast opposition candidate calls for ‘civil disobedience’ to block Ouattara's 3rd term bid
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Mystery deaths of hundreds of elephants solved
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US tells Kenya to publicly support Israel or forget free trade deal
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Ramaphosa calls for help for 'shattered economies'
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How Coronavirus is catalysing race for e-banking
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Kenya: Uhuru to leave Sh9 trillion debt
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Kenyan Court jails former ICEA manager for stealing Sh62.8m
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Mauritius to reopen borders under strict measures