Africa News of Tuesday, 18 August 2020
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Mali president 'seized by mutinying soldiers'
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Sex For Grades: Kiki Mordi's BBC Africa Eye documentary bags Emmy nomination
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Woman narrates how herdsmen killed her fiance, abducted her
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Ecowas condemns 'mutiny' in Mali
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Mali's opposition group calls for 'democratic' resolution
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Why Mali is in turmoil again
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South Africa has launched a second coronavirus vaccine trial
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Namibia warns against elephant dung cure for coronavirus
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DR Congo Nobel laureate 'receiving death threats'
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Gunfire heard in Mali's military base
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Protests erupt in western Kenya over senator's arrest
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Kenya dismisses exposé on looting of coronavirus funds
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Mali opposition to 'step up' anti-government protests
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Ethiopia's PM drops defence minister in reshuffle
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Libya conflict: Why Egypt might send troops to back Gen Haftar
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Long queues at liquor stores in South Africa as coronavirus restrictions are eased
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![The Ugandan children were presented in US courts as orphans [Getty Images]](https://cdn.ghanaweb.com/imagelib/pics/513/51356158.200.jpg "The Ugandan children were presented in US courts as orphans [Getty Images]")
US files charges against Ugandan child adoption ring
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Mauritius oil spill: Bad weather impedes clean-up
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Nigeria to reopen for international flights
