Africa News of Friday, 12 June 2020
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Boko Haram shows the execution of a soldier and a police officer
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Nigeria projects 39.4m job losses by end of year
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Buhari confident on Nigeria's economy
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Olu Jacobs is alive – Joke Silva
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I am upset with recent rape cases – Nigeria's president
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New developer for Guinea's huge iron ore deposit
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Rwanda, France launch digital project to curb coronavirus
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Man arrested for defiling 3-year-old girl in Ogun, Nigeria
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King Leopold's legacy in DR Congo defended
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Burundi court rules president-elect should be sworn in
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Ugandan scholar wins case against university
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Coronavirus: Another total lockdown unlikely - Nigerian govt
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More than 1,790 poaching suspects in Namibia arrested over 2 years
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Kenya celebrates removal of Britain's Queen Victoria statue
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Ugandan scholar wins case against university
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Top Boko Haram logistics supplier arrested
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Uganda poachers kill famous mountain gorilla
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Nkurunziza death: Kenya flags to be flown half-mast
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I can’t keep begging Ugandans to stay alive - President
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Burundi's constitutional court to decide interim leader after president's death
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Burundians ordered to play gospel songs, avoid gatherings to mourn Nkurunziza
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Nigeria projects 39.4m job losses by end of year
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Secular music banned as Burundi mourns Nkurunziza
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Buhari confident on Nigeria's economy
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Speaker of Ethiopia's upper house resigns after polls postponed
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U.N. decries reported mass graves found in Libya town after LNA retreat
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East Africa aims to cushion economic impact of Covid-19
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Death toll in migrant ship disaster off Tunisia rises to 46
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UN wants killings in Haftar-controlled areas investigated
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Nigeria governors declare emergency over rape
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Kenya police camp set on fire over 'harassment'
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SA police minister wants alcohol ban reinstated
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Gambian man charged in US with torturing 2006 coup planners
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Coronavirus: Uganda forward Miya says pandemic was blessing in disguise
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Ikpeba: Where does the Prince of Monaco belong among Nigeria’s greats?
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South Africa should consider zero-based budgeting - Finance Minister
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Total sets date for Uganda oil pipeline construction
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Civil servants to take pay cut from July
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Coronavirus slams West Africa's cashew market, some crops left to rot
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Nigeria projects 39.4m job losses by end of year
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Kenya hits tech giants with 1.5% digital tax