Africa News of Thursday, 30 July 2020
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Testimonies: Raped and ransomed in DR Congo
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Nigerian pastor admits to kidnapping people to raise money for charity
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'Lockdown gave me second chance at life'
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Morocco advancing a new developmental agenda for Africa - Ambassador Ouaadil
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U.S issues safety alert for 10 Kenya airways Boeing planes in Kenya
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Africa closes in on one million coronavirus cases
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'We're fighting coronavirus in the dark'
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Stop rehabilitating Boko Haram terrorists, they will never repent - Senator tells Nigerian govt
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Final send-off for ex-Tanzania president Benjamin Mkapa
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Angry mob set three armed robbers ablaze after failed bank robbery
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Kenya turns a stadium in a makeshift hospital
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Uganda: Police tops list of media freedom violators again
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Invasive fish become lockdown food in South Africa
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Mastercard develops global sustainable card programme to address consumers’ concerns
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Kenya to investigate alleged abuse of Lebanon workers
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U.N. warns that 60% of Zimbabweans threatened by hunger
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Man rapes 20-year-old girl with down’s syndrome
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Local content powers Africa gaming market, research
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African children among worst-hit by lead poisoning
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Ivory Coast election body promises fair October vote
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Killer of rare gorilla jailed for 11 years
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Ivory Coast President Ouattara nominated for third term
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Presidential aspirant Rwomushana charged for disobeying Museveni orders
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Zambia’s education minister sacked amid viral sex video
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Egypt's new law hinders soldiers from politics
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Mali MPs say they won't resign amid political crisis
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Senegal singer Balla Sidibe of Orchestra Baobab dies
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Gambia leader in isolation after VP contracts virus
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Mali crisis mediation falters amid opposition defiance
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Coronavirus scare forces Museveni to take test
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Kenya's coronavirus death toll rises to 311 after 12 more patients succumb to virus
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I'm tired of being an independent woman - Toke Makinwa
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Tiffany Haddish says racism makes her scared to have children
