Africa News of Wednesday, 27 May 2020
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ADF kills 38 in east of DR Congo
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Zambia probes Chinese clothes factory murders
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Zambia's health minister tests positive for Covid-19
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Zambian president pardons gay couple jailed for 15 years
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Zambia's president urged to apologise to ex-US envoy
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Boko Haram, Nigerian military violate children's rights - Amnesty International
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Tanzania says US spread 'false information' on Coronavirus
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Amnesty warns of a 'lost Nigerian generation'
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Malawian lost children reunite with their mother after 20 years
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Coronavirus could impede Africa's malaria fight - WHO
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Snow shuts down major roads in Eastern Cape
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Coronavirus: Uganda approves return of citizens stranded abroad
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Kampala gradually returns to ‘normalcy’ after lockdown
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Catholic Church alleges 'irregularities' in Burundi election
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Lack of coronavirus testing undermines Africa's 'success'
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Government directs private schools to pay staff
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Man killed after hacking wife to death
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New locusts swarms 'threaten food security in East Africa'
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Owner of collapsed Kampala building, engineer charged
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Pastor rejects Shs182b award, wants more money
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6 dead, 30 hospitalised in Tunisia from alcohol poisoning on Eid al-Fitr day
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How 50 trafficked Nigerian women were rescued from Lebanon
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Tanzanian comedian in court after laughing at president
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South Africa to reopen places of worship
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Nigeria records 276 new cases of coronavirus, total now 8,344
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Coronavirus ‘compounding’ peace and security in Africa
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After coronavirus, Africa can build back better
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Ighalo: Negotiations over on-loan Manchester United striker progressing well - Agent
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Brendan Rodgers has made me a better footballer - Ndidi
