Africa News of Monday, 22 June 2020
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South Africa's former president withdraws from racism talk
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Wives of assassinated Ethiopian generals call for justice
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Somalia silent on Trump saying there was 'anarchy' there
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Zambians stream anti-government protest in the bush
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Ten killed in Nigeria's Zamfara state
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Coronavirus thrives in disunity - Dr Tedros
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Zambians stream anti-government protest in the bush
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'No govt, no nothing, just anarchy' - Trump stings Somalia at rally
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Ghana probes demolition at Nigeria High Commission
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Wives of assassinated Ethiopian generals call for justice
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Algerian protest leader jailed
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Malawi braces for a historic presidential re-run
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Ramaphosa warns of 'difficult decisions ahead'
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AU chief urges Mali rivals to 'work together'
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Nigerian doctors call off nationwide strike
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Kenya's military denies partial lockdown of barracks
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Former South African president De Klerk withdraws from U.S. rights talk
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Egyptian high-school pupils, masked and gloved, head into exams
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Morocco to resume domestic flights on June 25
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Zimbabwe anti-corruption body starts audit of the rich
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Somali soldiers end protest over unpaid salaries
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Inter Milan's Lukaku equals two Eto'o records against Sampdoria
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Togolese topflight league goal king dies of Malaria
