Africa News of Thursday, 24 September 2020
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Malians question the appointment of transitional President
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Oscars film judge 'whipped' in Sudan prison
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Coronavirus corruption in Kenya: Officials and business people targeted
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Homes and hospital flooded in northern Nigeria
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Cameroon's rival parties gear up for live TV debate
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Rwandan genocide orphan's 'miracle' WhatsApp reunion
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Discrimination against Blacks has cost U.S. economy $16 trillion
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Amnesty urges EU to rethink Libya cooperation over refugee abuse
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Obasanjo charges Africa’s youth to unite in rebuilding the continent in coronavirus recovery economy
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Nigeria approves US$1.96 billion for Northern Rail Project
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Singer Yemi Alade to speak for women in new UN role
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Group seeks Nigeria Federal government's intervention over Rev. Omotoso’s release
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My height couldn't guarantee me a job in the U.S – Nigeria’s tallest man laments
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South Sudan government figures embezzled $36m - UN panel
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Nigerian fuel tanker explosion kills 25 in Lokoja
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When African Americans had to pay a fee to vote
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ECOWAS might lift Mali's sanctions on Friday
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Gambia government blamed for rejected draft constitution
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UN's sex education project in Zambia faces opposition
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Algeria jails members of billionaire family
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West Africa bloc Ecowas hints at lifting Mali sanctions
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Ivorian opposition leader's allies 'to be freed' from jail
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UN's sex education project in Zambia faces opposition
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Ansu Fati, the teenager who's worth €400 million
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Boxer who fled civil war to become British champion signs professional deal
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Video of Davido playing the drum at church service pops up
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Wizkid, Burna Boy, Davido: The lethal strikers of Nigeria’s music industry
