Africa News of Friday, 27 November 2020
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Tripoli community rebuilds school damaged by Libya fighting
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Tigray refugees turn to entrepreneurship
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Ugandan police urged not to block, disrupt presidential campaigns
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Doctors perform brain surgery on awake patient at Nairobi Hospital
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Ekiti judicial panel recommends compensation for #EndSARS victim
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Shortages in Tigray 'very critical', UN says
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3 Ethiopian peacekeepers in South Sudan ‘withdrawn’ without explanation
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Who was Sadiq al-Mahdi, Sudan’s last ever elected PM who just died of coronavirus?
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Uganda police to probe deadly crackdown
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French police officers suspended for attacking black music producer
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Somalia’s opposition candidates demand dissolution of electoral teams
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No dialogue with Tigray leaders, Ethiopia PM tells AU envoys
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Madagascar takes last stand on coronavirus vaccine, refuses immunization
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Nigeria gets back 600-year-old artefact from the Netherlands
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Tackling violence against women
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EU criticises Uganda over use of force to stop protests
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Jasmine Twitty is the youngest black judge to ever be appointed or elected in the U.S.
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Berlin set to name street after Tanzania independence heroine Lucky Lameck
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Will the Tigray conflict strengthen Abiy’s hand in Ethiopia?
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Ethiopia: Prime minister urges non-intervention in Tigray conflict
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Zimbabwe: Dozens trapped after gold mine collapse
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Kabore urges dialogue as opposition vows to appeal Burkina Faso vote results
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Concern grows for civilians in Mekelle as Ethiopia battles Tigray rebels
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Caf Champions League Final Preview: The Ahly-Zamalek rivalry that defines a city
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Nigeria drop to 35 in latest FIFA rankings
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Ex-Tunisian referee eulogizes Maradona
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Al Ahly, Zamalek to face off in Champions League final
