Africa News of Sunday, 23 February 2020
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Togo opposition alleges 'fake' polling stations
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Sudan to investigate violence against protesters in Khartoum
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Egyptian court acquits Mubarak's sons of illicit share trading
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Ethiopia plans to release interim jet crash report as probe continues
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New US visa rules set off 'panic wave' in immigrant communities
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Togo's president Gnassingbe likely to win fourth term
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Provisional results of Togo presidential elections to be announced February 24
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Kenya judge accused of coaching murder suspect
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Police arrest serial rapist in Anambra
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Amnesty for Boko Haram repentant insurgents is unfortunate – PANDEF, Monarch
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Delta Herdsmen Killings: Uwheru kingdom bans consumption of beef
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South Sudan's former rebel leader sworn in as first vice president
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Kenya judge accused of coaching murder suspect
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Fire explosion averted as tanker with PMS detached on Otedola Bridge
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Vote counts underway in Togo
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South Sudan forms coalition government
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Nigerians await APC’s promised restructuring five years after
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How Boko Haram operated in Adamawa community for six hours
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Amani Festival: The DR Congo music festival celebrating life
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Chiwetalu Agu debunks death rumour, says he’s hale and hearty
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Men who kneel to propose are fools - Pete Edochie
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My husband was like a brother until he proposed - Arch Benson-Idahosa
