Africa News of Friday, 18 September 2020
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AU backs calls for Mali junta to hand over to civilian rule
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Prague Zoo shuts exhibit to protect primates
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Diack's son slams 'judicial war' in French jail sentence
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Facebook to open Lagos office next year
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African Union urges Mali junta to restore civilian rule
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'Hotel Rwanda' film hero Paul Rusesabagina denied bail
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Mali bids adieu to Moussa Traoré with a State Funeral in His Honour
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AU backs calls for Mali junta to hand over to civilian rule
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Farmaajo, Somalia federal state leaders reach polls deal
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UN staff in Uganda accused of sexual abuse and exploitation
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Namibia lifts coronavirus state of emergency
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Forced searches in Cameroon capital ahead of protest
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Egypt misses out on WTO leader bid
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SA lawyer 'suspended' for calling judge 'stupid'
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Kenya shuts camp that blocked wildebeest migration
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DR Congo: Great Lakes Region summit in Goma postponed
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Botswana allows wives to own land
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Black activists took Congolese art from Dutch museum streaming the activity on Facebook
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Kenya senators end standoff on revenue-sharing
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Somali leader names new prime minister
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The story behind why Winnie and Nelson Mandela could no longer be married
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Algerian ex-policeman jailed for divulging information
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Mali's former leader Moussa Traoré set for burial
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Diack's son slams 'judicial war' in French jail sentence
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FIFA Ranks Senegal #1 in African Football
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Top five Africans to watch in Serie A this season
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SA racecourse employees assault horses in protest
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Sierra Leone women's footballers welcome life-changing equal pay
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'Solskjaer didn't give Ighalo a chance' - Ex-Nigeria striker Ezeji
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Lifestyle: 7 ways to deal with sexual urges in a celibate relationship
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Lifestyle: 4 home remedies to treat baldness
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Lifestyle: Silent Treatment: 4 reasons why you have to stop doing it to your partner
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Booker Prize nominee Mengiste on 'painful' first draft
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Latest film by Ivorian Philippe Lacôte debuts at the Venice Film Festival
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Patience Ozokwor’s children surprise her with a car on her 62nd birthday
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Rwandan singer feted for 'standing against dictatorship'
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US to ban TikTok downloads, WeChat use from Sunday
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Facebook to open Lagos office next year
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Libyan strongman Haftar 'ready' to lift oil blockade
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Kenya's Amina Mohamed qualifies for next round in race to head WTO
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South Africa commits $650 million to national airline
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Tanzania, Rwanda and Uganda race ahead to forge a single stock market
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Egypt misses out on World Trade Organization leader bid