Africa News of Wednesday, 22 July 2020
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Sudan’s ex-leader Bashir faces trial over 1989 coup
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77-days in hospital: South African woman dances after virus recovery
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DR Congo president announces lifting of virus restrictions
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Qatar Airways seeks $5bn compensation from blockading quartet
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Mali protesters to cool off till after Eid festivities
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Student files climate change lawsuit against Australian government
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Cargill partners with The Nature Conservancy to boost incomes of seaweed farmers in Zanzibar
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'Hero without a grave' - Lumumba's daughter demands father's 'relics' from Belgium
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Ethiopian Airlines plane catches fire at Shanghai airport
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DRC’s Tshisekedi lifts state of emergency as coronavirus death rate falls
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Nigeria receives US$890 million from Global Fund to tackle HIV, Malaria
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Africa's number of coronavirus cases across continent exceeds 750,000
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Uganda's Museveni seeks to extend rule to four decades
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S. Africa: Anti-apartheid icon and last Rivonia trialist Andrew Mlangeni dies at 95
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Nigeria's total confirmed coronavirus cases now 37,801
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Kenya Power appoints Engineer Elizabeth Rogo to its Board
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Nigeria may lift ban on international flights before october - Aviation Minister
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Zimbabwe declares nationwide curfew to curb virus
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Zambia asks China for debt relief
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Over 20 Nigerian soldiers killed by bandits in northern Katsina State
