Africa News of Friday, 12 February 2021
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Thousands of refugees are stranded at Uganda's border
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Africa records 40% increase in coronavirus deaths over past month
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Nigeria fines and jails coronavirus rule breakers in mobile court
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Pete Edochie endorses son for Nigeria's 2023 presidential poll
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France opens centre in Ivory Coast to train 10,000 teachers in Africa
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Why we're yet to unfreeze #EndSARS campaigners’ bank accounts - Nigeria government
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Pressure mounts on Cape Verde to free Alex Saab
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NBA sues Nigeria president over IGP tenure extension
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Nigerians can sue Shell over Niger Delta oil spills - UK court rules
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10 years after Arab Spring, Libyans have little hope for future
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Senegal rebels face defeat as locals back army offensive
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Nigeria records 938 new coronavirus infections, 8 deaths
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240 migrants rescued off boats in Libya
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Ethiopia's Tigray 'one step from famine' - EU
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It’s time we stopped using the term ‘South Africa variant’
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Nigeria’s Iroko TV plans to list on London Stock Exchange, targets $30m
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Nigerian mom of four passes California bar exam after 10 years
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Kenyan MP 'mistakenly' attends parliament with gun, colleagues alarmed
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South Africa secures 9 million Johnson & Johnson vaccines - president
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Chinese state TV's blackface actors triggers new racism controversy
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Reopen nursery schools, parents, owners tell Ugandan govt
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Four die as Uganda police, local residents clash
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Cape Verde opposition party questions government over Saab's detention, denial of healthcare
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2,500 Zambians to be compensated by UK miner over water pollution
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Ethiopia confirms widespread rape in conflict-hit Tigray region
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Egypt's Al Ahly clinch bronze at FIFA Club World Cup
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Rwanda confirms death of army chief
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Zambia bans importation of onions and potatoes
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11 months on, Angola reopens primary schools
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Africa's coronavirus stats, countries with over 100K cases
