Africa News of Wednesday, 10 June 2020
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Zimbabwe president says currency under attack as prices spiral
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Burundi begins official mourning for President Nkurunziza
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Nigeria coronavirus school closures push children into labour force
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Nigeria coronavirus school closures push children into labour force
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Ethiopian PM's term extended because of coronavirus
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Ethiopian PM's term extended because of coronavirus
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Man arrested after 40 rapes in Nigerian town
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Coronavirus cases in Africa now surpass 200,000
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Nigeria police arrest 'serial rapist'
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Nigeria police arrest 'serial rapist'
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Taiwan donates 100,000 medical masks to Nigeria
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43% of world’s poor people live in Nigeria, two other countries – World Bank
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'Zambians too scared to criticize' - Bishops
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World Bank: Elevated extreme poverty to persist through 2021
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Namibian teacher suspended over racist Facebook rant
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Burundi announces 7 days of mourning for Nkurunziza
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Nairobi National Park under threat from city developers
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Ghana's president mourns Burundi’s Pierre Nkurunziza
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Zimbabwe seizes returnees' passports to deter escape from quarantine
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Sudan, Egypt and Ethiopia ministers hold virtual meeting over Nile dam
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Namibian teacher suspended over racist Facebook rant
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DR Congo lake accidents kill 18
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South Africans reluctant to return to places of worship despite lockdown easing
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Kenyan officers 'to be charged over curfew killings'
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Swine fever 'decimating Nigerian pigs'
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SA tourism sector needs a revival plan - Industry body
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Coronavirus is threatening Nigeria's food security
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Nkurunziza's wife still on treatment in Kenya over coronavirus link
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Boko Haram kills 69 people in Borno village
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Ivorian Defense minister to sue over 'cocaine trafficker' allegations
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EU gives DRC €19.5m to support coronavirus combat
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Katsina anti-banditry protesters burn Buhari and Masari’s billboard
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Uganda preparing 40,000-bed field hospital
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Police shoot robber fleeing with stolen N3.5m
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Amnesty says abuses rampant as West African armies target jihadists
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Coronavirus: SA Air Force headquarters closed
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Uproar as Uganda pursues plan to dam waterfall in national park
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Coronavirus: South African Air Force headquarters closed
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Darfur war crimes suspect in ICC custody
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Cameroon's conflict rated as world's most neglected crisis
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US and EU condemn attack on Tanzania opposition leader
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Malawi former leader says country has no coronavirus
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Hundreds injured in stampede for jobs in Malawi
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Dozens killed in attack in northern Nigeria
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Why Kenyans are begging their president for freedom
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Belgian city removes statue of King Leopold II
