Africa News of Tuesday, 4 February 2020
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We’re still open to issue more visas to those ready to go to China - Envoy
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Lesotho first lady charged with murdering rival
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Arrest warrant issued for former President Zuma in South Africa
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Preacher arrested after 20 worshipers are killed in stampede inside his church
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Quest for HIV vaccine continues after latest trial fails
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Jersey's £230m seizure to be returned to Nigeria
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Nigerian authorities find $8m hidden in car
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World Cancer Day: Access to primary healthcare key to early detection - WHO
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Woman cuts off alleged rapist’s genitals
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South Africa's ex-president must prove he is ill or be arrested
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Lesotho PM's wife questioned by police over murder case
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Five arrested by police for falsely claiming to have contracted Coronavirus
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Daniel arap Moi: The making of a Kenyan ‘big man’
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Dilapidated school in Kenya risks lives of 168 children
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S.African court issues arrest warrant for ex-president Zuma
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Nigerians nabbed for illegal ship travels to Europe
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Buhari unveils Nigeria’s visa policy
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How Nigeria is losing billions to weak regulation of mining sector
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Uganda 'studying' Jerusalem embassy options - Museveni to visiting Israeli PM
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Kenyan school closed after pupils' death in stampede
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Malawi court cancels Peter Mutharika election, orders new vote
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Sweden cuts aid to Tanzania as opposition demands electoral reforms
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WHO forecasts 81% cancer jump in low, middle-income countries
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'A piece of me' was taken - Women talk about genital mutilation
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No Nigerian in China infected with coronavirus - Chinese gov't
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Kenya's former president Daniel arap Moi dies
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Egypt's education minister dismisses rumours about postponing school over coronavirus outbreak
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Floods, landslides kill 13 in Rwanda capital Kigali
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Angry workers spurn Ethiopia's 'industrial revolution'
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Female genital mutilation kills 12-year-old in Egypt as illegal practice resists eradication
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John Mikel Obi: Trabzonspor condemn racial abuse of Nigeria midfielder
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FIFA wants CAF to source $1 billion from the financial market
