Africa News of Saturday, 4 January 2020
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Libya's parliament votes against Turkish involvement
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Somalia detained record number of journalists in 2019: Report
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Lake Chad attack: 'Dozens of fishermen' killed near Cameroon border
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Unidentified gunmen kill 19 in Central Nigeria
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DRC child labour: Mining companies accused of exploitation
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Troops’ withdrawal may begin February in Zamfara, Katsina, others
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Libya conflict may become 'fierce war' - Hafter
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Libya conflict may become 'fierce war' - Hafter
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Egypt appeals against escalation in Iraq following US strike - statement
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Over 2,000 participants from 68 Countries expected at CAX weekend in Kigali
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President Kiir pardons 30 prisoners, including amid mired peace deal
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Dangote consolidates 'Africa's richest man tag,' now world's 96th richest
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Nigeria risks sliding further into hunger crisis – UN agency
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Nigerians can’t continue going overseas for treatment - Buhari
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Over 1,000 head of cattle stolen in festive season in Uganda
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Nigeria's Obasanjo dedicates his achievements to God
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Zimbabwean striking junior doctors hope to bury hatchet and resume work
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Malawi govt to launch universal pension scheme - 500,000 to benefit
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Kenyan locals resort to desperate measures in locust invasion
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Photojournalist 'coming home' after escaping Syrian captors
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Kenyan key leaders seek Uhuru's blessings as 2022 election beckons
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American rapper Cardi B filing for Nigerian citizenship
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Somalia detained record number of journalists in 2019 - Report
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Central African Republic: Warning of humanitarian disaster
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Unidentified gunmen kill 19 people in central Nigeria
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'Dozens of fishermen' killed near Cameroon border
