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africa-newsroom.com

• Coronavirus - UN Malawi COVID-19 Update Situation Update No. 28 (at 25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus - Rwanda: Update COVID-19 (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus - Uganda: Daily COVID-19 update (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus: African Union Member States reporting COVID-19 cases as of 26 September 2020, 9 am
• Coronavirus - Eswatini: Minister of Health Lizzie Nkosi's COVID-19 update on 25 September 2020
• Coronavirus - Ethiopia: COVID-19 reported cases in Ethiopia (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus - Kenya: COVID-19 Update (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus - South Africa: COVID-19 statistics in South Africa (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus - Africa: WHO COVID-19 Africa Update (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus - Nigeria: COVID-19 case update (25 September 2020)

africabusiness.com

• Ngaren: The Museum Designed to Revolutionize Travel to Kenya, Post Covid-19
• First-time jobseekers: Make sure you have the necessary soft skills that are vital for your employability
• COVID19: five steps to put cleaning regime front-and-center in any company
• Selling Online: SA entrepreneurs’ most pressing need in the current crisis
• Fak’ugesi Festival 2020 confirms #POWERTOTHEPIXEL programme
• Top 5 Reasons Why Kenya is a Leading Tech Hub
• Silicon Cape and the US Embassy Seek Solutions to SA’s Gender-based Violence Pandemic
• The next-generation of publishing: exclusive content
• ThreatQuotient Celebrates World Rhino Day 2020 With Ongoing Support for Helping Rhinos
• Founder and CEO of 54gene Selected as Endeavor Entrepreneur
• Mozambique LNG Project Could Be Transformational for Mozambique — If Western Environmentalists Don’t Interfere
• Pandemic highlights SA’s digital divide’

africabusinessradio.com

• Caught Napping? Liabilities, Penalties and Remedies under the NDPR
• Building Trust Online ; Creating Virtual Structure -Tracy Nnanwubar
• Nigeria Targets N7bn New Tax Revenues From CBN- Backed Solar Connection Facility
• Innovating Your Way To Success- Ezinne Uko
• Reduce, Reuse, Recycle - Changing Lives By Changing Our Lifestyles - Doyinsola Ogunye
• Getting the best out of life by being mindful - Chika Aneke
• Central Bank Of Nigeria’s 200bn Fund To Fast Track 300,000 Homes Across 36 States, FCT
• Enabling Nigeria’s Post COVID Economic Recovery With The New Economy Booster
• Global Distribution of African Creatives Part 2 : Adedotun Adekanmbi
• Paying Attention To Standards -Ayo Onasanya
• Tosin Oshinowo of CmDesign Atelier Shares Great Ways For Entrepreneurs To Spend Leisure Time
• The Dos and Don’ts of Data Protection Compliance

africacheck.org

• Kenya’s ex-prime minister Odinga mangles his numbers on government revenue share in Nigeria
• Fact-checking influential TV presenter’s claims about child trafficking in South Africa
• Factchecking Kenya’s chief justice on judiciary funding and backlog of cases
• As Nigeria turns to gold mining, researcher correct about high levels of child lead poisoning
• Police violence in South Africa: what do the numbers show?
• Fact-checking South Africa’s health minister on the country’s ‘relationship with alcohol’
• New York Times gets it wrong: South Africa doesn’t have fifth highest Covid-19 infection rate
• HEPA filters capture virtually all viruses and bacteria from air, but don’t ‘eat any form of virus’ on planes
• Covid-19: Widely read newspaper incorrect that 2 in 5 Kenyans are obese
• Is KwaZulu-Natal South Africa’s murder capital? Or Inanda township the country’s ‘rape capital’?

africafeeds.com

• African court rules Gbagbo qualifies to seek Ivorian presidency
• Ecowas says sanctions imposed on Mali will not be lifted
• Mali: Ba N’Daou sworn in as interim president
• Covid-19: Africa’s young population, hot climate slowed infections
• Ghana: One killed as soldiers raid homes over secessionists attack
• Ghana: Secessionist group blocks entries to disputed region, attacks cops
• UN sponsored sex education program in Zambia faces rejection
• Ecowas signals it might lift sanctions imposed on Mali
• Nigeria: Hotel workers allegedly stripped naked over $12
• U.S. Police officer charged over fatal shooting of black woman

africaglobalvillage.com

• Belarusian Minster denounces Western attempts to sow ‘chaos’, says threats against his country must end
• Nigeria At 60: The Colonialists Never Left – They Are Nigerian Politicians By Fredrick Nwabufo
• ‘I Will Run Away Eventually’, Singer Brymo Speaks On Lack Of Support For Artists
• Repair ugly rifts and unite against common foe, COVID-19, ‘or everyone will lose’, warns UK’s Johnson
• Cameroon Vincent Aboubakar back to Turkish club Besiktas
• DRC: 19 dead in Lubumbashi firefight, attackers repelled
• Bangladesh urges greater international action on Rohingya status
• Ambush on Nigeria Borno State governor’s kills 30
• Four Reasons Why Nigerian Americans Must Get Involved In The 2020 US Presidential Elections By Dr Malcolm Fabiyi
• UN reform is ‘the need of the hour’: India premier

africaleader.com

• Burkina Faso received over 1 bln USD worth of development aid in 2019
• 22 illegal immigrants rescued, 3 bodies recovered off Libyan coast
• HELEN CALDICOTT: Small modular reactors the next big thing
• In Leaders' UN Videos, Backgrounds Tell Stories, Too
• Tremor felt in Cape Town after earthquake reported off SA's coast
• Morocco reports 2,719 new COVID-19 cases, 115,241 in total
• PCB CEO Wasim Khan reveals Proteas will tour Pakistan in January
• China is always ready to help others succeed: FM
• Exeter beat Toulouse to join Racing 92 in Champions Cup final
• Level 1: WHO raises red flag after increase in Covid-19 cases in SA
• Kenyan banks deepen fintech use: survey
• Nigerian governor mourns security personnel deaths in ambush

africanews.com

• Cameroon Vincent Aboubakar back to Turkish club Besiktas
• DRC: 19 dead in Lubumbashi firefight, attackers repelled
• Ambush on Nigeria Borno State governor's kills 30
• COVID 19 yet another daily problem for Libyans
• Burkina Faso's Patriotic Movement for Salvation appoint Zida as candidate
• Zimbabwe: contaminations could rise as COVID-19 fears disappear
• Ethiopia has "no intention to harm" Egypt and Sudan- PM Abiy Ahmed
• Tunisia: Psychiatrist Warns of Lockdown Dangers for Children
• African Court of Justice Deems Gbagbo Worthy of Ivorian Presidency
• Senegal’s First Professional Surfer Khadjou Sambe is Making Waves
• UAE's market leading property developer Aldar, upbeat about real estate market recovery
• Hotel Rwanda 'Hero' Admits His Role in Armed Group for Diplomacy

africanmanager.com

• Tunisia: SAH Group increases half-yearly net profit by 130% to more than 24 MD
• Tunisia: BNA Bank makes half-yearly net profit of 67 million dinars
• Tunisia: Euro-cycle records net profit of 7.6 MD at end of June 2020
• Tunisie Leasing & Factoring announces net profit of 12 MD in H1
• Tunisia: over 50% of business leaders dissatisfied with last gov’t (IACE)
• Tunisia: ATL Leasing issues a bond loan of 20 million dinars
• Tunisia: EBRD and EU support cheese company Land’Or
• Tunisia: New Body Line’s half-yearly profits contract by 95%.
• Tunisia: cumulative tourism receipts decline 61% at end August.
• Tunisia: 37 projects reported until end August 2020 (TIA)
• Tunisia climbs up 5 spots to 65 in Global Innovation Index 2020
• Will there be a new shortage of medicines in Tunisia?

africatimes.com

• In tense C.A.R., Touadéra joins Bozizé in declaring candidacy
• UK imposes 7-year ban on director linked to Cambridge Analytica cases
• UN says South Sudan officials embezzled US$36 million
• Faure says financial help is needed for Seychelles, island nations
• Botswana says toxic algae is behind mass elephant deaths
• Facebook to open new office in Nigeria
• ET302: Final U.S. report on Boeing finds design, regulatory flaws
• Zambian nun praised as ‘unsung hero’ of COVID pandemic
• Iran denies plans to assassinate U.S. ambassador to SA
• A COVID vaccine is coming, but is their trust in a vaccine?

allafrica.com

• Sudan: Normalizing Sudan-Israel Relations Now is a Dangerous Game
• Uganda: Five Killed in Domestic Brawls in Kampala
• Uganda: Man Arrested With Girl's Head At Parliament Charged, Remanded to Prison
• Angola: Angolan Corruption Case Snares Irene Neto
• Africa: Social, Environmental Factors Seen Behind Africa's Low Covid-19 Cases
• Cameroon: Divided Opposition Quashes Hopes to Unseat Biya
• Mali: Bah N'daw Sworn in As Interim President
• Ghana: Ghana's Western Togoland Region Declares Sovereignty
• Rwanda: Schools to Reopen Gradually, Night-Time Curfew Eased
• Nigeria: Boko Haram Attacks Zulum's Team, Kills 15 Security Operatives
• Nigeria: Zazzau Emir - Kaduna Govt Confirms Receiving Names of Nominees
• West Africa: The 'Independent Entrepreneurs' of the Sahel

bbc.co.uk-africa

• How a Gambian migrant found a new family in Italy
• Mali coup: Bah Ndaw sworn in as civilian leader
• 'I want to teach Congolese people what art is'
• Mendys of the match: An 11 like no other
• Africa's week in pictures: 18 - 24 September 2020
• Auschwitz historian offers to serve Nigerian boy's sentence
• Coronavirus: Is the rate of growth in Africa slowing down?
• The Ugandan man adopting children in the US
• Rwandan genocide orphan's 'miracle' WhatsApp reunion
• Coronavirus in South Africa: Relief, pride and the 'new normal'
• Coronavirus in Kenya: From salon to sewer worker
• Haile Gebrselassie: ‘It was the ‘Leg of God''

cnbcafrica.com

• What the second wave of coronavirus in Europe means for Americans: CNBC After Hours
• Coronavirus – UN Malawi COVID-19 Update Situation Update No. 28 (at 25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus – Rwanda: Update COVID-19 (25 September 2020)
• Why SpaceX, Virgin, & Blue Origin Are Betting On Space Tourism
• Coronavirus – Uganda: Daily COVID-19 update (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus: African Union Member States reporting COVID-19 cases as of 26 September 2020, 9 am
• Coronavirus – Eswatini: Minister of Health Lizzie Nkosi's COVID-19 update on 25 September 2020
• Coronavirus – Ethiopia: COVID-19 reported cases in Ethiopia (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus – Kenya: COVID-19 Update (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus – South Africa: COVID-19 statistics in South Africa (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus – Africa: WHO COVID-19 Africa Update (25 September 2020)
• Coronavirus – Nigeria: COVID-19 case update (25 September 2020)

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