Africa News of Wednesday, 26 August 2020
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Anger and questions as 17 dead dolphins wash ashore in Mauritius
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Burundi and Rwanda army bosses meet at border
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One of Ethiopia's main coronavirus centres 'nearly full'
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Kenya extends night-time curfew
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West African mediators 'give Mali transition 12 months'
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Pastor pleads guilty to raping two sisters
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I withdraw the word 'stupid' - Former Nigerian Minister apologises to journalist over outburst
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One of Ethiopia's main coronavirus centres 'nearly full'
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Thousands missing in Africa due to conflict and migration
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Dr Shuaib, the driver who steered Nigeria’s Polio-free bus to safety
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Malawi activists want MPs to use vernacular language
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Zambia considers buying more shares in copper mine
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DR Congo declares end to world's biggest measles outbreak
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Ivorian ex-president Gbagbo barred from elections
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Campaigning begins for Tanzanian elections
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Africa coronavirus cases near 1.2 million mark
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Nigeria to enact reciprocity over international flights ban
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More countries engaging in coronavirus vaccine facility - WHO
