Africa News of Tuesday, 28 July 2020
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Sierra Leone journalists welcome end to libel law
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'Escaping Sudanese migrants' killed in Libya
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Southern Africa hunger warning: 45 million at risk
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Election race heats up as Tundu Lissu returns to Tanzania
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Mali's opposition rejects ECOWAS leaders' plan to end deadlock
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Feminist backlash over Nigerian train stations
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Over 1.4 million Ugandans to access reliable and affordable energy under new EIB
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Mali opposition rejects deal to end crisis
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Magufuli leads mourners in Mkapa send-off, renames stadium
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Zimbabwe enters coronavirus danger zone - Govt
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Uganda's ruling party nominates Museveni for election
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Ethiopia vaccinates about 15 million children against measles
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Gender-based violence cases in Zimbabwe up by 70% during lockdown
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Kenya extends coronavirus curfew, restricts alcohol sales
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SA president's aide takes leave over fraud claims
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Centurion Law launches Africa’s first sports, media and entertainment practice
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860,541 confirmed coronavirus cases in Africa as deaths climb to 18,176
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Coronavirus: IMF approves $4.2bn loan to South Africa
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Nigerian joins American frontline doctors to advocate hydroxychloroquine treatment for coronavirus
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Nigeria to reopen schools next week
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'Hezbollah is playing with fire', Netanyahu after border clash
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Government schools ordered to return term two funds
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EU approves visit to Uganda parks
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Zimbabwe calls U.S. ambassador 'thug' as anti-government protests loom
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Morocco shuts down major cities due to spike in coronavirus cases
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AKO Caine Prize: Irenosen Okojie wins with story of Grace Jones impersonator
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Coronavirus: How it turned the tables on Ghana's diaspora
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Ecowas demands release of Mali opposition leader
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Manchester United star Ighalo kicks off holiday with boat cruise
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Morocco first African powerhouse to restart league
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Minister distributes face masks, hand sanitizers at registration centers
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Top Nigerian banker Akinwumi Adesina cleared after corruption probe
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Nigeria:130 farmers to join National Adopted Village for Smart Agriculture program
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Standard Bank invests $485 million in Mozambique LNG project
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AFRICA-FX-Kenyan, Nigeria currencies seen weaker, Uganda’s firmer
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Troubled SA firm proposes $1bn deal to rescue future
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Independent experts clear African Development Bank chief