Africa News of Saturday, 8 February 2020
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Nigeria's new visa policy to attract foreign talent
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Boko Haram will never hold territory in Nigeria again - Nigerian army
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Credit Suisse boss quits after spying scandal
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Ruby miners die in Mozambique after tunnel collapses
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Nigeria deregisters 74 political parties
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Kenya mourns 'iconic leader'
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Cameroon closes borders ahead of general elections polling day
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Angola's Lourenco vows to recover stolen funds hidden abroad
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Ex-Ivorian president Gbagbo wants unconditional release by ICC
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Belgian PM's DRC visit spans diplomacy, social service, devt cooperation
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On 2020 deadline, AU puts 'silencing guns' top of 33rd ordinary summit
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No coronavirus cases confirmed in SA as 42 tests come back negative
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Jammeh's Gambia country house partly gutted by forest fire
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Malawi president appeals court ruling nullifying election win
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US worried over Guinea's referendum vote, questions fairness of process
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Etoile du Sahel sack head coach Juan Carlos Garrido; set to pay $890,000 as compensation
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Ighalo misses Man Utd training amid coronavirus outbreak
