Africa News of Friday, 8 May 2020
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Coronavirus narrows options for migrants buffeted by Libya's war
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SA brewer dumps thousands of litres of beer
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Lake Victoria levels breaks 50-year record
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Uganda reverses second-hand clothes ban
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Hundreds of thousands flee violence in eastern DR Congo
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Assault on Namibian transgender woman condemned
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Nigeria needs access to clean water, hygiene practices to defeat coronavirus - WaterAid
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Kenyan widow who cooked stones for children loses baby
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Somali mayor suspects coronavirus deaths go unreported
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Ivory Coast reopens bars and restaurants
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Tanzania police summon MPs over parliament boycott
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Coronavirus: Lockdown struggles of a Nigerian sex worker
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Displaced Somalis share Ramadan meal under shadow of COVID-19
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Fortify, WBFA announce partnership to reduce iron deficiency and improve maternal survival
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Uncertainty hangs over schools in Liberia
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Ethiopian court jails former minister for corruption
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I did not test positive for coronavirus – Lagos health commissioner
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Coronavirus could kill up to 190,000 in Africa in first year if not contained – WHO
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Islamist militants clash in West Africa
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Coronavirus: WHO warns 190,000 could die in Africa in one year
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Rwanda investigates grenade explosion in barbershop
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Taxpayers cough billions annually for VIPs' upkeep
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Nigerians with no masks face arrest in virus hot-spot
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EU blacklists four African states over money-laundering
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South Sudan frees 85 children to decongest jails
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Coronavirus: Africa records over 54,000 cases with 2,073 deaths
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Tunisia allows Turkish medical aid plane to land for Libyans
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Tanzania police summon MPs over parliament boycott
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Mogadishu Mayor suspects COVID-19 deaths go unreported
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WHO warns virus could kill 190,000 people in Africa
