Africa News of Monday, 27 July 2020
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Tanzania opposition figure Tundu Lissu returns from exile
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Coronavirus pandemic is the beginning of woes before the Lord returns - Oyedepo
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Kenya extends curfew amid virus surge
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Cameroon army denies killing of civilians
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Why Mali is in turmoil again
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Lax laws in Zambia promoting child marriages
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Sierra Leone's president launches special court to fight rape
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Nigeria's 2020 WASSCE begins August 17
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ECOWAS demands 31 parliamentarians’ resignation in Mali
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African trade deal could lift millions out of poverty - World Bank
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Zambian mayors suspended to allow for land fraud probe
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United Bank for Africa Group announces global management appointments
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Kenya's medics say they are not prepared to tackle coronavirus
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Zimbabwe targets 50% teenage pregnancy cut
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WHO: Pandemic is still accelerating
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Morocco locks down main cities as virus surges
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Tundu Lissu jets back from Belgium after nursing six gunshot wounds
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West African leaders to hold talks on Mali crisis
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Ousted president seeks re-election in CAR
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Cameroon civilians killed in Anglophone regions
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Former Ivorian president Henri Konan Bedie to vie for presidency on opposition ticket
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More than 10,000 healthcare workers in Africa infected with coronavirus
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Tanzania's Benjamin Mkapa had malaria, not coronavirus
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Tunisia names new PM following scandal
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Coronavirus: Zambian MP with HIV tests positive
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Zambia to register wheelbarrows in capital
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Nigeria doubles fares as train services resume
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Rwandan refugee admits starting Nantes cathedral fire
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Rwanda's coronavirus recovery count hits 900
