Africa News of Thursday, 18 June 2020
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Cameroon military kills dozens of separatist fighters
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Coronavirus: Mercy Ships stands with West and Central Africa to combat pandemic
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At least 13 killed in landslide in Ivory Coast's main city
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Four Mozambique policemen jailed for poll observer's murder
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Plans scrapped for hundreds of new African hotels
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Meet Burundi's new 'humble' and 'religious' leader
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Prisoners and diaspora allowed to vote in Ugandan election
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Cape Town had coronavirus infections earlier than thought - Health official
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China to cancel interest-free loans to African nations
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Malawi govt struggling to raise 12.2 million dollars for poll
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Egyptian LGBTQ activist takes her own life
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Vote on Africa's Security Council seat goes to run-off
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Burundi’s Evariste Ndayishimiye is sworn in as president
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UN reports highest number of refugees ever recorded
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Kenyan guards charged with leaking president's video
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South Sudan leaders end deadlock on regional states
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Coronavirus: European Commission pledges €300m to Gavi
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Coronavirus: WHO suspends use of Malaria drug again
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Resolving land disputes one of our major successes - Tanzanian govt
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Buhari calls for knowledge sharing among nations to battle Coronavirus
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Burundi's new president Ndayishimiye to take office
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South Africa to allow restaurants and hairdressers to reopen
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Africa reacts to success of dexamethasone trial
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Post-coronavirus recovery: Science, technology and innovation key, says ECA chief
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Amazon to hire 3,000 people in South Africa for customer service roles
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South Africa Reserve Bank to implement further stimulus
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Naira eases 6.2% against dollar on official window, annual inflation at 12.4% in May
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Dangote to boost economic diversification with maiden clinker shipment
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China to cancel interest-free loans to African nations