Africa News of Thursday, 2 July 2020
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Lagos lawmakers propose to decolonise street names
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Woes deepen for Hushpuppi as Dubai police officially hand him over to America's FBI
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Mass testing at Namibian school after pupil tests positive
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Ivorian soldiers 'made the supreme sacrifice'
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Nine Nigerians kidnapped from offshore oil facility
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France to rename streets after African WW2 heroes
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Hachalu Hundessa: Ethiopia singer buried amid ethnic unrest
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WHO urges strong coronavirus safety measures as African countries resume air travel
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Uganda private schools unable to pay teachers
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Kenya scraps controversial tax on betting
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Rwanda testing for coronavirus on the streets
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Haile Selassie: Statue of former Ethiopian leader destroyed in London park
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Egypt reopens pyramids after coronavirus closure
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Botswana president goes into coronavirus quarantine
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CAF votes $300,000 each for member associations
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What is happening to Christians, churches qualifies as persecution - Oyakhilome
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Buhari, Hushpuppi are doing the same job - Activist claims
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Nigeria set date for resumption of domestic flights
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South Africa 'suspends' officers seen evicting naked man
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South Africa refinery explosion kills two
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Burundi president honours Nkurunziza's son
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Kenya reduces park entry fees to cushion tourism industry
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Nigeria records 790 new highest daily figure of coronavirus cases
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South African rand firms against dollar before current account data
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Pandemic costs Africa travel, tourism almost $55 billion
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Endeavour completes SEMAFO acquisition
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Nigeria set date for resumption of domestic flights
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With no tourists to watch migration, Kenyan operator’s planes are grounded
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Lighting up and powering Africa will quicken economic transformation
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IEA’s Africa dialogue must be inclusive - African Energy Chamber
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Fitch: Sub-Sahara African debt burdens rising faster than elsewhere