Africa News of Saturday, 9 May 2020
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Coronavirus: Angola detects seven new positive cases
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Opposition parties praise government efforts
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Kenyan widow who cooked stones for her children loses baby
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Tanzania receives Madagascar's disputed anti-virus potion
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Coronavirus could kill up to 190,000 in Africa, WHO warns
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Land grabbing on the rise during lockdown
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Nigerian man stabbed to death over face mask
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4 family members die in Haftar attack in Libya
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23 dead in clashes between DR Congo army, militias
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Somali refugees in Kenya appeal for Ramadan aid
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Court permits lawyers to move during lockdown
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Jobless boda boda rider kills wife, two sons
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Woman kills boyfriend in fight over who should wash utensils after supper
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Five positive practices instilled by COVID-19
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Family of eight that perished in landslide buried
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4,000 Zimbabweans register for assistance in South Africa
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Madagascar coronavirus herbal mix draws demand from across Africa despite WHO misgivings
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Nigeria's coronavirus cases hit 3,912
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Oyedepo declares churches open, says anyone against will die
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Coronavirus: Angry patients hold doctors, nurse hostage in Nigeria
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U.S.$319 million Abacha loot in UK still under litigation - U.S. Govt
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Coronavirus: Africans must work together to deal with challenges
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Coronavirus: African Court holds virtual meeting to discuss impact
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Customers with faulty meters have to wait for post-lockdown
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US slashes imports of Nigerian oil by 60%
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AfDB welcomes US$10 million CTF investment
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Coronavirus: How African firms are being impacted by the lockdown
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Ugandan sues Tullow over tax exemptions
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SA's Ramaphosa says Africa needs two-year debt standstill