Africa News of Friday, 22 January 2021
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15 police officers charged with tear gassing family members
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Returning refugee numbers dwindle as they decry mistreatment at borders
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Jailed Kano teenager freed in blasphemy appeal case
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Nigeria to build 38 Oxygen plants as treatment centres struggle with COVID patients
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Military officer arrested for armed robbery
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Venezuelan diplomat Alex Saab remains in custody despite house arrest application approval
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Ethiopia and Somalia deny Somali soldiers fighting in Tigray region
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Mothers in Tunisia denounce 'Arbitrary arrests' of their children
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Roadside bomb kills three Malian troops
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Tunisian President denies making anti-semitic remarks
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Crowds cheer Museveni's return to Kampala after disputed election
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Africa cheers as US returns to the World Health Organization
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Police disperse pro-Bobi Wine protesters in Nairobi
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UN envoy voices concern over allegations of sexual violence in Ethiopia's Tigray
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EU borders to stay open but pre-travel virus testing to be amped up
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Sahel violence displaces two million internally - UN says
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Japan denies it is looking for 'face-saving' way to cancel Olympics
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Africa records higher deaths in second wave of coronavirus - WHO
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Libya welcomes Biden's lifting of Muslim travel ban
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UN envoy warns of risk of setback in CAR
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AU meeting focuses on coronavirus, institutional reform
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Africa CDC commends African Export-Import Bank for financing coronavirus vaccine
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Gunmen attempt to storm governor’s home in violence-hit Darfur
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Electoral Commission official feared kidnapped, killed
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Uganda's opposition supporters nervously await next move
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Alex Saab: Detained Venezuelan diplomat ordered on house arrest by Cabo Verdean court
