Africa News of Monday, 8 February 2021
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Nigerian youths threaten fresh protest at Lekki tollgate
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At least 24 dead in Morocco underground factory flood
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A 'cultural embarrassment’ as Jamaica records marijuana shortage
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Seven things to know about Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the woman set to make history as WTO boss
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‘No safe place’ as violence grips DR Congo’s Ituri province
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Tough lives of Sierra Leonean sex workers - BBC Africa Eye documentary
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South Sudanese man dies after wall collapses on him
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Benin probes gun attack on opposition presidential candidate
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Flooded lakes make communities landless in Kenya
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20 arrested over suspected fish poisoning in Uganda
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Young Nigerians threaten new protest at Lekki tollgate
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Museveni asks court to dismiss Bobi’s petition
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Gunmen raid villages in northwest Nigeria, killing 19
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South Africa calls off AstraZeneca vaccine roll-out
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Benin probes gun attack against presidential candidate
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African Union must reform to stay relevant - Nigeria's Buhari
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Opposition wants transitional body as Somalia president's tenure expires
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Angola moves to seize $500m Dos Santos-linked asset in Dutch court
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Nigeria's Federal Government lifts ban on Emirates
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Creator of popular Indomie noodles flavor dead at 59
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Five dead in Mogadishu hotel car bomb attack
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Al Ahly SC stars praise Qatar’s organisation of FIFA Club World Cup
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CHAN 2020: Morocco retains title after defeating Mali
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Arsenal captain Aubameyang ‘far too anonymous’ – Cascarino
