Africa News of Monday, 18 January 2021
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JAMB suspends two officials, bans candidates for COVID-19 breach
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Uganda restores internet after five-day shutdown over election
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Scientists see new evidence South African variant binds more readily to human cells
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Egypt unveils 3000-year old coffins in latest archaeological discovery
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Eyes on Djibouti in Somalia and Kenya peace deal
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Internet access restored in Uganda after 5-day blackout
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More than 48 people killed in Darfur clashes
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Violent clashes continue in Tunisia for fourth night
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Partial compliance as schools resume in Lagos
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Ghana, Nigeria reopen schools but these African countries have closed up
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Uganada: US demands audit of election results
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How ‘gun vs mic’ contest spiced up Uganda presidential campaigns
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Museveni shakes off Bobi Wine challenge, but weakens grip on parliament
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Mother, 4 children killed in home fire
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Roundup: Nigeria records highest single-day rise in Coronavirus infections
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UN chief condemns attack against convoy of UN mission in Mali
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Nigeria records highest single-day rise in COVID-19 infections
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Uganda's Bobi Wine urges lifting of 'house arrest'
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At least 83 killed in fighting in Sudan's Darfur - Medics
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Morocco to host 2022 Women's Africa Cup of Nations
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Cameroonian president discusses football development with FIFA president
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Feature: Cameroonians upbeat about exciting CHAN amid coronavirus
