Africa News of Monday, 2 November 2020
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Algerian constitutional reform approved on record low turnout
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Ivorians tense up in fear before election eesult announcement
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Drought threatens crops in Morocco
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Four pupils killed in Tanzania auto crash
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Yemen's ancient 'Manhattan of the Desert' risks collapse
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Obaseki begs policemen to resume duty
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Algerian constitutional reform approved on record low turnout
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Minister, airlines operators clash over NCAA board composition
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Tanzanian, Ugandan, Nigerian, South African emerge first in Huawei Sub-Saharan Africa ICT Competition
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Looting: Lagos business owners to get tax break - Sanwo-Olu
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Tanzanian opposition leader arrested ahead of protest
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Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia restart Nile mega-dam talks
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WHO chief in quarantine after contact tests positive for Coronavirus
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President Magufuli receives winner’s certificate in Dodoma
