Africa News of Friday, 24 July 2020
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South Sudan soldiers on trial for rights abuses
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UN demands justice for aid workers killed in Nigeria
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East Africa, world leaders mourn Mkapa
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Copenhagen reluctant to host 2021 Tour de France start
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Parliamentary groups announce candidates to prime minister position
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IOM strengthens capacity of airport frontliners as Freetown International Airport reopens
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Israeli police arrest dozens of anti-Netanyahu protesters
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Nigeria coronavirus, 38,948 cases; civil servants directed to test
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Tanzania's former president Benjamin Mkapa dies
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BBC News in Africa increases reach to 132 million people a week
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US admits to 'intercepting' Iranian passenger plane
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The long shadow of child malnutrition in South Africa
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Moyo denies hand in Mugabe atrocities
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Kenyan plane crashed in Somalia on donkeys mishap
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African summit ends with no deal on Mali political crisis
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SA closes public schools as coronavirus cases rise
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Sudan discovers a mass grave of military officers
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Over 10,000 African health workers infected with coronavirus - WHO
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Uganda records its first coronavirus death
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Yaya Toure trains with Leyton Orient
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Yaya Toure trains with fourth-tier English side ahead of new season
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