Africa News of Monday, 18 May 2020
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Nigeria to impose 'precision lockdown' in coronavirus hotspots - task force head
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Coronavirus: Why Africans should take part in vaccine trials
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Man killed in fight over Shs8, 000 in Kwania
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Buhari extends ‘gradual ease of lockdown’ by two weeks
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Letter from Africa: Spare a thought for stranded migrants
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'Food vlogger' Museveni: Do not let it go to waste
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Uganda activists held over 'slow virus relief' protests
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Heavy rains leave 6,000 people homeless in Chad
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Malawi candidate urges supporters to hug
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Tanzanian president accused of coronavirus cover-up
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Somalia: floods leave dozens dead - UN
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Kenyan flower farms shake off coronavirus closures
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Thomas Thabane resigns as Lesotho prime minister
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Nigeria to impose 'precision lockdown' in coronavirus hotspots: task force head
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Nigerian wedding guests flee coronavirus raid
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Two Chinese nationals arrested in Nigeria over N100 million bribe
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Ugandan activist Stella Nyanzi arrested at food protest
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Bauchi discharges 20 more Coronavirus patients
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Five nabbed for beating Ogun peacemaker to death
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South Africa army 'begins setting up field hospitals'
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Ramaphosa jokes about arrest for breaking rules
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28-year-old pregnant doctor dies of Coronavirus in Algeria
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Police lament absence of Coronavirus job allowance, face masks, others
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AU and UN concerned over Burundi election violence
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Kenya recalls substandard hand sanitisers
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Nearly 50 migrants plucked from waters off Spain's Gran Canaria
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Tanzania's Magufuli plans to lift coronavirus restrictions
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'He wouldn't say a word' - Rwanda genocide fugitive lived incognito in Paris
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Egypt tightens coronavirus restrictions for Eid holiday
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Nigeria impounds British plane for breaking coronavirus flight ban rules: Aviation Minister
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African countries get new tool to predict climate-related disasters
