Africa News of Friday, 29 May 2020
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First two UN peacekeepers die of coronavirus
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Fire sweeps through crowded Cameroonian prison
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ICC allows Laurent Gbagbo to leave Belgium
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Nigeria hospitals rejecting patients over virus fears
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Lesotho court revokes ex-first lady's bail
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Outrage over kidnapping and killing of Somali medics
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Foreign powers in Libya risk ever bloodier stalemate
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South Africa has backlog of over 96,000 coronavirus tests
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Lesotho appeal courts revokes bail granted to former leader's wife
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Religious counselling now permitted in South Africa
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Ethiopian army ‘shot man dead because phone rang’ - Amnesty
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Fire in Cameroon prison seriously injures inmates
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Zimbabwe's cotton farmers seek US dollar payments
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Tanzanian opposition MP found guilty of sedition
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Jihadists overrun strategic town in Mozambique
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Ethiopian army ‘shot man dead because phone rang’ - Amnesty
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Nigeria hospitals rejecting patients over virus fears
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Ethiopia passes supplementary budget to help absorb virus impact
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Ugandan sex workers risk their lives in lockdown
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Africa Union chief condemns Minneapolis 'murder'
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How man stole 64 chickens in Kaduna, Nigeria
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Ethiopian army accused of killings in rebel crackdown
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Nigeria governor's wife in Twitter storm over killings
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Trump's ventilators 'have not arrived in Nigeria'
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Laurent Gbagbo can leave Belgium ‘under conditions’ – ICC
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Nigeria’s coronavirus case count hits 8,915
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Coronavirus test kits now being sold in black markets - Nigeria Centre for Disease Control
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'Don't go to church, it's a trap, you'll die' - Malema
