Africa News of Friday, 2 April 2021
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4 UN peacekeepers killed in northern Mali
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Jihad-hit Niger's new president blasts 'terrorists' for 'war crimes'
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COVID-19: Kenya added to the UK 'red list' on travel ban
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In Chad, the opposition is outspent and harassed
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New Ebola case reported in Guinea in nearly a month
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Central African Republic rebel chief Sidiki Abass dies
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Deadly attack on Mozambique's Cabo Delgado leaves indigenes devastated
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'I lost an eye' - Victims denounce Gbagbo's exoneration by ICC
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Former Ivorian President Gbagbo rides on Article 47 for acquittal
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Nigeria police launch radio station to better relations with public
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Niger swears-in Mohammed Bazoum as president
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Ivorian former minister for youth Charles Blé Goudé wants to go home
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DRC: Italian, 2 other businessmen released without charge
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Egypt honours Suez Canal salvage teams
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Historic power transfer: Niger swears in new president Mohamed Bazoum
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Violence in Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis takes high civilian toll
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Africa's ailing leaders and taste for overseas treatment
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Tanzanian doctors expect new president to change tack on COVID-19
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COVID-19 recovery: Africa needs stronger international support - IMF, African Caucus chair
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Lives & Livelihoods, Government of Guinea tackle sanitation in Conakry
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Senegal need to be more serious - Mane
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Rohr’s assessment of Super Eagles’ 2022 Africa Cup of Nations qualifiers
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Good Friday: Wetin make dem dey call di day dey crucify Jesus Christ Good Friday?
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Nigeria Air Force Alpha Jet wey loss fit don crash - NAF
