Africa News of Tuesday, 18 February 2020
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US pledges $8m to fight locust plague
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Most coronavirus infections are mild - Chinese study
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'Herdsmen are terrorists'
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Man charged with manslaughter after allegedly stabbing wife to death
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West Africa region needs $50 million to fight deadly coronavirus
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UK seeks trade pact with Rwanda
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82 Zimbabweans arrested for wildlife crimes, 17 pangolins recovered
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ECOWAS countries require $50m to battle coronavirus
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Rwanda's president Kagame hints at firing more ministers
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World Bank meets over fresh loan for Nigeria
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Police arrest woman in possession of human parts
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'She set the bar so high': Mother's tribute to Queen of Katwe star
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Nigeria’s oil causing challenges - Minister
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Kenyans defend hawkers arrested with plastic bags
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Indian hemp farm discovered in Nigerian school
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Coronavirus: Chinese national quarantined in Kenya
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South Sudan rivals due to meet for crunch talks
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Lesotho First Lady's murder trial set for next month
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‘I didn’t want to take Coronavirus to Africa’ – First African to contract virus
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Meet South Africa's dancing nurse
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Ethiopia approves law that can warrant jail time for internet posts that cause unrest
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'It was an accident': Cameroon army explains massacre in Anglophone region
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‘No matter what happens I don’t want to take coronavirus to Africa’ - Cameroon student
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Uganda: 'Children die after eating pesticide pancakes'
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Shari’a Council dares Boko Haram leader, Shekau to come out of hiding
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8 corpses of farmers killed by herdsmen in Delta exhumed for investigation
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Pompeo stresses economic ties, fight against corruption in Angola
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Niger stampede kills at least 20 at handout for refugees
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Munich Security Conference warns of humanitarian disaster in Libya
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Govt mulls new funding model for TVET
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Apartheid was a crime against humanity: South Africa's De Klerk apologises
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EU foreign ministers agree on new mission to strengthen Libya arms embargo
