Africa News of Wednesday, 6 January 2021
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South African variant unlikely to 'completely negate' coronavirus vaccines - Scientist
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EDITORIAL: We are creatures of hope, let 2021 be a great year
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Africa left with few options for vaccines, South Africa says
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Security forces increasingly target journalists as Uganda's election nears
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Thousands of learners fail to report back as Kenyan schools open
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Respect our judicial, sovereign boundaries - Tanzania tells Arusha-based Africa court
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Soldiers kill 220 bandits, rescue 642 kidnap victims
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Ethiopia's Tigray conflict revives bitter disputes over land
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Bobi Wine vows to carry on with campaigns despite police crackdown
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Central Africa's Touadera embarks on second mandate as peace deal falters
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22 African Americans granted Sierra Leone citizenship
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Bobi Wine, Electoral Commission disagree over campaign MoU
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Coronavirus testing in Kenya hits new low
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Paul Okoye tests positive for coronavirus
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Nigeria engages China on coronavirus vaccine
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More than 20 killed in militant attack on eastern DRC village
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30-day lockdown for Zimbabwe following spike in coronavirus cases
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China jails gang for smuggling pangolin scales from Nigeria
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Zimbabwean teen teaches taekwondo to fight child marriage
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Al-Qaeda branch claims killings of French soldiers in Mali
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The South African sisters who opened the only women-owned diamond polishing business in the world
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Why Africans call themselves queens and kings
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Juba Hotels demand $10m pay from S. Sudan’s unity government
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Huge borrowing, Coronavirus shocks, leave region in a funding dilemma
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African free trade pact kicks off despite legal hurdles, rigid systems
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R&B star Akon enters Congo mining sector in joint venture with state firm
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World Bank predicts extreme poverty and depressed economies in Africa