Africa News of Wednesday, 25 November 2020
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Ethiopians protest in Pretoria against Tigray fighting
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Patient 'resurrects' in mortuary after mistakenly declared dead
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Nigeria’s land borders to be reopened soon - Minister
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Horn of Africa risks second wave of locust infestation
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Burnaboy, Wizkid among 2021 Grammy awards nominees
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Burkina Faso elections: Kabore leads in partial results
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Kalonzo meets DR Congo leaders over coalition wrangles
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End SARS: CNN trying to escape now – Nigeria's Information Minister
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Burna Boy stands ‘Twice As Tall’ with another Grammy nomination
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Man allegedly beats wife to death for attending family function
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Sudan expects more coronavirus cases as it braces for second wave
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Ethiopian PM sees calls for dialogue over Tigray as outside interference
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Man collapses and dies in public vehicle in Kenya
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Police arrest 700 Ethiopians suspected of planning armed attacks
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Cameroonian troops repel Boko Haram attacks in Far North region
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Zambia launches blueprints to enhance access to information
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Ethiopian government vows to rehabilitate displaced nationals as UNHCR says over 38,600 fled to Sudan
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29-year-old Fadji Zaouna Maina is the first Nigerien scientist to join NASA
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Ethiopia: UN Security Council meets as Tigray battle looms
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Burkina Faso braces for election results
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Ethiopia: report reveals chilling account of deaths of 600 people
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Former Nigerien president Tandja dies at 82
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AU special envoy to Mali, the Sahel quits
