Africa News of Wednesday, 1 July 2020
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Mother narrowly survives as hospital ward ceiling collapses
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URA boss reshuffles 200 workers
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Sierra Leone doctors treating coronavirus patients to go on strike
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Egypt reopens airports and welcomes tourists to pyramids after coronavirus closure
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Nigeria's black market fuel 'less toxic than imports'
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Oscar snubbed Nigerian star joins Academy
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Africa's coronavirus cases pass 400,000 with over 10,000 deaths
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Sierra Leone doctors treating coronavirus patients to go on strike
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Gabon blocks European travellers after EU 'safe list' snub
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In break with predecessor, Burundi's president vows to tackle coronavirus
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Hachalu Hundessa: 'Fifty killed' in protests over Ethiopian singer's death
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Africa still needs US$110bn to deal with economic impact of Covid-19 – IMF
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Oxford University trials coronavirus vaccine in South Africa
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Somalia accuses Iran of fishing illegally in its waters
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Expensive electricity bills to continue in Kenya for 15 more years
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Malawi top lawyer 'rejects justice minister post'
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Coronavirus: Three-quarters of Nigerians at risk of non-communicable diseases - Report
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Zimbabwean mother, son fight for church president's position
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Landlord’s son stabs tenant to death over broom in Nigeria
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Fifty killed in protests over Ethiopian popstar's shooting
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Coronavirus: 172 Nigerians evacuated from Uganda, Kenya arrive in Abuja
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Nigeria: Airtel official bags 5 yrs. jail term for facilitating N2.2m fraud
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Wife chops off husband's penis with knife, Nigerians react
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Malawi government 'dissolves 60 boards'
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Kenya's economic growth slows down
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Lagos schoolchildren to get radios for homeschooling
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Uganda allows Congolese refugees into the country
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South African opposition wants lockdown reinstated
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Ethiopians and Egyptians trade Tik Tok threats over Nile
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Nigeria records 561 fresh coronavirus cases as total infections hit 25,694
