Africa News of Wednesday, 12 February 2020
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AfDB gives Uganda $1m for Ebola response programme
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Jacob Zuma receiving treatment 'in a foreign country'
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Chinese firm wants to build dam on Nile River
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Lassa fever kills 1,047 Nigerians
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Tanzanian bail system fuels congestion in jails
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Terrible toll of Malawi electricity outages back
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Nigerian university developing app to determine 'likely suicide victims' - Official
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60% of Zimbabwe water sources unsafe - UNICEF
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'Terrorists now use social media for recruitment'
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Mob lynches man for stealing chicken
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For ninth year, Dangote named Africa’s wealthiest person
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Uganda approves $1.8m in efforts to fight locust invasion
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Protesters want AMNESTY International to leave Nigeria
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60 percent Zimbabwe's water sources unsafe - Unicef
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U.S. Secretary Of State to make first visit to Sub-Saharan Africa
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Corruption deep-rooted in Nigeria before my coming - Buhari
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Minister injured in car crash on way to Moi's burial
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Zimbabwe to deport 21 Ugandans
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Mali president seeks dialogue with militants
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'My son died in a car accident - now I control traffic'
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Why 80% Liberian women failed military entry exams
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Google drops plan to buy stake in Kenya's L. Turkana power project
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Cartels threaten to take over agricultural sector
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Military precision expected at the burial site in Kabarak
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Mzee Moi's body arrives at Kabarak ahead of burial
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Soldiers arrest fleeing Boko Haram suspect in Plateau
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Spread of desert locusts to Tanzania raises food security concerns - UN
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Traumatised neighbour recounts seeing her friend being swept away by flash floods
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Coronavirus causes jitters among Rwandan traders
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Kagame condoles with Kenya over death of former president Moi
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Portugal freezes Isabel's accounts at request of Angola govt
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'Wanyama should leave Tottenham Hotspur to save Harambee Stars career' – Aduda
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Ighalo wants to prove he’s good enough for Man Utd – Cole
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Emmanuel Adebayor joins Paraguayan side Olimpia
