Africa News of Saturday, 22 February 2020
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Nigeria asks U.S. to drop travel ban
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'My neighbour rented out my home for 20 years'
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Nigeria asks U.S. to drop travel ban
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Nigerians should be prepared to pay more for electricity - TCN boss
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Lesotho PM Thomas Thabane denies fleeing as murder charges loom
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Kenya, Uganda share reasons for not evacuating citizens despite virus outbreak
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Libya peace talks in limbo after attack on main port
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Reports of wave of arrests in Bujumbura region Burundi
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Ivorian Child finally home after being discovered dead in a plane in France
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South Sudan rivals Salva Kiir and Riek Machar strike unity deal
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Hacking fears shroud Togolese election
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Riek Machar appointed South Sudan's vice-president for third time
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American gets 18 years jail for drug trafficking in Mozambique
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Buhari explains why Nigeria shut its borders
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State Transport Officer slumps and dies after slapping Okada rider
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Doctors Without Borders warned to stay away from Nigeria's North-East Region
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Joint French-Nigerien military operation 'neutralises' more than 100 jihadists in Niger
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South Africa pulls out of Japan friendly over coronavirus fears
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Surgeon who harmed Scots is now working in Libya
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Pastor invited for family deliverance dies in his sleep
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I was hypnotised, almost used for money rituals by my boyfriend - Teenager
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What Buhari doesn’t want to hear about roads - Fashola
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‘Dumping passengers in Ghana was to embarrass FG’
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Lesotho PM travels to South Africa for 'emergency medical attention'
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Turkey's Erdogan confirms sending Syrian fighters to Libya
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Togo election: Gnassingbe expected to extend family's long rule
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Algeria's opposition movement marks first anniversary
