Africa News of Thursday, 22 October 2020
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Farmers and cattle keepers resolve to coexist peacefully in Magwi
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Why Nigerians believe their president has been replaced by a Sudanese clone
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Over 10 people die of snake bites in flood-hit regions of NBGS
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Uganda: Coronavirus lockdown worsened violence against men – Study
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Donors urge govt to tackle violence ahead of polls
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Ivory Coast to restructure electoral commission ahead polls
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Kenya: Westgate terror suspects’ sentencing postponed
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How this long-standing tradition has made Kenya the most generous country in Africa
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End SARS: 'Buhari must go' - Nigerians in Ghana chant
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Meet the only female member of DRC’s constitutional court
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Seychelles presidential vote begins
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Ivory Coast election: High stakes for the youth
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#CongoIsBleeding: New hashtag draws attention to deadly exploitation in Congolese mines
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Nigeria SARS protest: Smoke billows from Lagos prison, gunshots heard
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Nigeria’s SARS: A brief history of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad
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Sudan protests against dire living conditions turn deadly
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African leaders who wished Trump health, cried for burned French church coy on Nigerian protests
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#EndSARS: Listen to voices of the youth – Johnson Sirleaf
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Uganda, DR Congo decide to make roads, not war
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Ex Burundian president Pierre Buyoya rejects his conviction for murder
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#EndSARS: Top Nigerian official apologizes for getting Buhari elected President
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#EndSARS: Don’t back down – Top Nigerian Official urges protesters
