Africa News of Wednesday, 2 December 2020
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Burna Boy’s ‘Twice As Tall’ most-streamed Nigerian album on Spotify in 2020
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Probe Benue strange deaths - Senate tells FG
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Gunmen kill Assistant Commissioner of Police in Calabar
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Here’s why Nigerian billionaire Orji Uzor Kalu wants to buy 35% shares in Arsenal Football Club
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South Africa assumes monthly presidency of UN Security Council
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Uganda safeguards financial stability amid coronavirus, but risks remain
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Record number of people to need aid next year due to pandemic - UN
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Ethiopia gives UN ‘unimpeded’ access to Tigray to deliver aid
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Nigeria police rescue 10 people after ‘baby factory’ raid
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Death toll of farmers killed in NE Nigeria rises to 110
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UN chief condemns killing of rice farmers in Nigeria
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Five Boko Haram militants killed in Nigerian military raids - Army spokesman
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Rescue slows a week after Zimbabwe mine collapse
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Bobi Wine suspends election campaign over violence
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Fearing rebel infiltration, Sudan intensifies checks on Ethiopian refugees
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Fearing rebel infiltration, Sudan intensifies checks on Ethiopian refugees
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Court orders Kigali to pay UTC $0.5m for illegal seizure and sale of mall
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Uganda's Bobi Wine suspends campaigns after team injuries
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Commonwealth sends team to observe Ghana elections
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Tanzania arrests youth recruited by Somali militants
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South Sudan: Kiir stalls appointment of Upper Nile governor Olony
