Africa News of Tuesday, 21 January 2020
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Do airlines and airports treat African passengers differently?
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US warns against the shutdown of Libya oil fields
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Gang on trial over theft of Moroccan king's jewellery
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Zimbabwe opposition: Peaceful protests will continue
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Nigeria's ex-attorney general charged over suspected bribes
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Eurobic bank cuts ties with Africa's richest man
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UNITA party focuses on legal tools for local elections
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Antigua’s Agriculture Minister fired over bad decisions and toxic relationships
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Tunisia president picks new Prime Minister
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Luanda Leaks: Africa's richest woman using Twitter to 'clear' her name
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African farmers’ woes pour from the skies: From heavy rainfall to desert locusts
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Lesotho PM to be questioned by police over wife's murder
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Zimbabwe doctors agree to upgrade services after meeting Acting President Chiwenga
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10 dead and dozens wounded in a grenade attack on Khartoum wedding party
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Zimbabwe’s Hwange Thermal Power Station back on grid after floods
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Prosecutor wants Isabel dos Santos back in Angola
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More than 300 schools in South Africa drop maths
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Moscow - Berlin: Next Libya summit will be in Congo - and it's AU-led
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Innovation shines beyond gloom of Libyan conflict, Brexit
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Outrage over ‘starving caged Lions in Sudan'
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Africa's richest woman using Twitter to 'clear' her name
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African countries lost over $2bn to internet shutdowns – Report
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Expert warns against cooking with firewood
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Benin museum celebrates return of precious artifacts from France
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Miss Universe aims to empower women, girls
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Malawi teachers launch nationwide strike over pay
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SA president promises an end to employing unqualified, connected people in state posts
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World's billionaires have more wealth than 4.6 billion people
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Tunisia’s president picks ex-finance minister to form new government
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ECOWAS urged to step up fight against trans-border crimes
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Mixed reactions greet post Berlin-Libya conference
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UK government announces major investments to Africa
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What price will the developing world pay for Brexit?
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Cameroon drawn in tough 2022 World Cup qualifying group against Ivory Coast
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Cameroon to meet Ivory Coast as CAF reveal full draw for 2022 FIFA World Cup
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Chelsea's Antonio Rudiger says Sierra Leone is 'home' as he makes donation
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Mbwana Samatta: Aston Villa sign Genk's Tanzania striker for £10m
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Guinea's former AC Milan star Kevin Constant retires
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Algerian midfielder to join Newcastle United
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Saudia Arabia unperturbed about ban on Iran hosting games
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Chelsea's Rüdiger says 'Sierra Leone is home', donates $100,000 towards education
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Tanzania unregistered sim cards still working
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South Africa Airways cancels flights in bid to save cash
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Zanzibar in plans to develop its fishing sector
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Africa’s richest people and the tycoon who lost half his fortune
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The rush to build small-scale gold refineries in Africa
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Oil price hits $65 as Libyan oilfields shut down
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Lesotho's economic prospects are promising - World Bank