Africa News of Thursday, 16 January 2020
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Uganda angered by Kenya's seizure of milk imports
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West African anglophone states criticise move to rename CFA
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Libya's warring leaders eye Berlin truce talks
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Fact check: Zimbabwe not under any EU sanctions
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Africa's richest woman could run for Angola presidency
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Libya crisis: Egypt president meets Italian PM after Moscow deal flop
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Nigerian emir injured, six killed in roadside attack
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Uproar as Kenya seizes Uganda's imported milk
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Uhuru challenges Judiciary to deliver in graft war
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Egyptian police raid Turkish news agency
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Teachers in eastern Kenya want military training
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Angola's dos Santos moots presidency run despite charges
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Egypt, Ethiopia, Sudan to finalize Blue Nile dam agreement this month
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Malawi parents bombard lawyer after dreadlocks success
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Kidnappers release aid workers in Nigeria
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Germany in diplomatic push to end Libya conflict
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Germany in diplomatic push to end Libya conflict
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Friends tell court how Kolade Johnson was allegedly killed by policeman
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West African coast accounted for 90% piracy incidents in 2019 - Report
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Gambia police bans anti-govt protests, pro-Jammeh march cleared
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'Locust swarm' forces Ethiopian Airlines plane to divert
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Malawi high court orders government to allow dreadlocks in schools
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Sudan mutiny claims two lives: normalcy restored, airspace reopened
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Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan agree on Nile dam deal
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Ethiopia sets tentative August date for elections
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Ethiopian Airlines to start building new $5 bln airport this year - CEO
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Civil servants barred from commenting on Uganda-Rwanda relations
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Libya, international community seek peace at Berlin Conference
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Nigerian community arrests 150 cows for destroying farmland
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Nigeria’s daily oil production plunges to 1.57m barrels
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Agric revolution in the prison of infrastructural challenges
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Bordeaux to host Africa-France summit on sustainable cities
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Liberian president critic 'arrested in Sierra Leone'
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Thousands continue to flee Eritrea - HRW
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Saudi Arabia arrests cheetah smugglers
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Sudan 'will defeat coup attempts'
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45m people across Southern Africa face hunger – UN
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Africa's richest woman eyes presidency
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Nile dam row: Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan reach preliminary agreement
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Aston Villa hoping to sign Mbwana Samatta for £10m
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Africa Cup of Nations rescheduling exposes Caf leadership
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Mogonga, Keberesi and Eluni to battle in Kisi County cross country
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AC Milan to turn to Matty Longstaff if they fail to sign 20 million-rated Alfred Duncan
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Japhet Tanganga 'facing Salah and Mane was not a concern'
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Egyptian giants Al Ahly sign Senegalese forward Aliou Badji in a deal worth €2.2 million
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Anice Badri leaves Espérance de Tunis to join Al Ittihad Jeddah in Saudi Arabia for $500,000
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Senegal star Sadio Mane the only African in UEFA Fans’ Best XI of 2019
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Africa Cup of Nations moved to January next year, says Cameroon
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Kenyan actress to stage a protest to president’s office over brother’s kidnap
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BBNaija's Tacha to release new song with Slim Case
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'Bringing down someone to climb the ladder is witchcraft' - Omoni Oboli
