Africa News of Friday, 2 October 2020
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Nigeria's president praying for Donald Trump
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Two arrested as NDA impounds stolen govt drugs worth Shs250m
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Buhari raises concerns over slow pace of nuclear weapons’ elimination
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Tanzania opposition leader suspended from campaign
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Hachalu killing: Suspects 'charged with terrorism'
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Rusesabagina case: Hotel Rwanda 'hero' denied bail
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Search for bodies of Ugandans killed in South Sudan underway
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Nigeria's president praying for Donald Trump
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Gandhi bust put up in Malawi despite previous protests
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Illegal crossings at Zimbabwe-South Africa border after reopening
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Judges named for Rwanda genocide suspect's trial
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Kenya's deputy leader banned from ruling party's office
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A look at the Bronze Woman, the first public statue of a Black woman in England
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Family of 'Hotel Rwanda hero' urges US, EU and Belgium to help free him
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Nigeria schools to reopen in a week's time
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Kenya's leader rules out approving US drone strikes
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Ivory Coast FPI withdraws from the Electoral Commission
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Monica R. Lawson is now the first Black woman to rise from chaplain to colonel in U.S. Army
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A soldier has been sentenced to death in Somalia for raping a four-year-old girl
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Tanzania opposition candidate 'to ignore police summons'
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Kenya's Great Rift Valley lakes continue to flood
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Zimbabwe leader wishes Trump full recovery
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Ethiopian migrants held in Saudi Arabia call it ‘hellish’
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Detained Hotel Rwanda hero 'being told what to say'
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Mali junta publishes transition roadmap
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Uganda to discharge Coronavirus patients without testing
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Sudan to strike peace with rebels after decades of war
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At 21, this gallant Somali-born man died fighting for Italy during World War II
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In praise of Sarah Jibril, the first Nigerian woman to vie for the presidency
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Hundreds of Namibian students catch coronavirus
