Africa News of Friday, 4 September 2020
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Malawi's president says poverty is due to misrule
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KLM and Etihad among airlines barred from Nigeria
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Sudan rebels one step closer to signing a peace deal
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Mozambique warns of rising coronavirus cases
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Namibia trains dogs to sniff out coronavirus
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Bitter anniversary in Zimbabwe a year after Mugabe died
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Mali's junta leader 'visits former president in hospital'
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Chadwick Boseman's hometown working on statue to honour him
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11-year-old girl knocked out by bully after telling him ‘my black is beautiful’
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Florida man gets 3 years for targeting and threatening BLM activist
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Daughter of Haitian immigrants is now first black woman on NJ supreme court
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Nigeria: Four women sell newborn for N1.5m
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Africa to get 220 million Coronavirus vaccine doses
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US asks for 'humane treatment' for Hotel Rwanda hero
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WHO aiming for 20% of Africa to get initial COVID jabs from access plan
