Africa News of Saturday, 6 June 2020
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Experts fear tear gas effects could increase coronavirus risk
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Militant attack kills more than two dozen in central Mali
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Four killed in Mali prison riot
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Drought-stricken Northern Cape needs billions for water infrastructure
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Kenya's govt urged to upgrade health facilities as coronavirus cases soar
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Two Namibian men wanted in connection with murder of street vendor
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Malians rally against President Keita, demand his resignation
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Buses, taxis plying upcountry routes granted 3-day waiver
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Masaka hospital given tents to accommodate surging coronavirus cases
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Three charged for blackmailing businessman with sex videos
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No salary raise for public servants until 2023 - Government
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Four KCCA staff isolated after showing coronavirus symptoms
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Museveni orders all ministers to test for coronavirus
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Malawians love politics than development - Peter Mutharika
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South Sudan's govt denies allowing Egypt to build a military base on its soil
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Kenya bans single-use plastics from beaches and parks
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Central African Republic court rejects bid to extend president's mandate
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Zimbabwe police arrest opposition officials in dispute over party HQ
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Nigeria proposes steep basic healthcare budget cuts despite coronavirus
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Nigerian campaigners stage protest over sexual violence
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Coronavirus: WHO advises to wear masks in public areas
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'I thought it was a joke' - Ighalo promises
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Victor Osimhen: the young Nigerian on a rapid rise to the top
