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Young African voices have their say
DW's GirlZ Off Mute provides a platform for young, female reporters to cover the stories that matter the most to them.
GirlZOffMute — what Gambian teens hate about their parents
What are your thoughts?
Does the outcome of the US elections matter to Africa?
The change in leadership in the United States inevitably marks a change in domestic policy and global influence.
Turning threats to the environment into opportunities
How women can profit from DRC's male-dominated mining sector and how to recycle used motor oil.
What could stop Nigeria's abduction crisis?
Security expert talks of why kidnappings are happening in Nigeria and what could be done to stop them.
Street debate: Living in fear of abductions in Nigeria
In our Street Debate, we get to talk to survivors and other Nigerians who have faced abductions up close.
African leaders hope Trump's win leads to closer cooperation
Leaders in Africa, many filled with optimism, have offered congratulations to Donald Trump on his election victory.
DW News Africa with Tomi Oladipo, 7 November 2024
Botswana votes for change. The opposition's Duma Boko shows the door to the party that ruled since independence. His predecessor as president, Mokgweetsi Masisi, tells DW News Africa it's important to respect democracy even when you lose. Plus: Trump is back. We look at US-Africa relations over the next four years. And in Kenya: Dozens killed or abducted since protests began in June.
How can Malawi restore public faith in its judiciary?
The Judicial Service Commission in Malawi has launched an investigation into the country’s judiciary over allegations of corruption. Judges and court officials, among others, are accused of wrongdoing. Josey Mahachi talks to Patrick Mpaka, President of the Malawi Law Society, DW correspondent Chimwemwe Padatha in Blantyre, and Wilberforce Asare, a Ghanaian judicial service analyst.
Mozambique: Police use tear gas on protesters in Maputo
Security forces have been patrolling the capital Maputo ahead of a planned protest over election results.
The 77 Percent — what it means to be a fighter
Could you be a fighter? With kickboxing pros like Jibrin Inuwa Baba, we look at what it means to fight your corner.
How relevant is the Commonwealth for Africa?
We talk to Khalifa Ali Dikwa, Professor of Social Linguistics in Maiduguri, Nigeria, and DW correspondent Ben Shemang.
AfricaLink News November 4, 2024
Israel cuts ties with UNWRA +++ Niger to buy Russian satellites +++ US music legend Quincy Jones dies
Botswana's opposition victory and its impact on democracy
Josey Mahachi discusses this pivotal moment with political analyst Adam Mfundisi and DW Correspondent Phemelo Ramasu.
Explainer: Kidnapping in northern Nigeria
What has led to the rise of abductions in northern Nigeria by so-called ‘bandits?'
'The Backway': Uncovering realities faced by migrants
In the short film "The Backway," Mo embarks on a treacherous journey to the UK, hoping for a better life.
What do food and racism have to do with one another?
What we eat involves where we come from and the groups we identify with. So food can contribute to stereotypes.
How can Africa counter negative portrayals?
There's more to Africa than media portray. An NGO is working to change the story to reflect Africa's true potential.
What do Africans think about the US election?
DW took to the streets of seven African countries to find out what citizens think about the US presidential election.
Is Africa better off without the IMF?
For decades, African countries have looked to the International Monetary Fund for economic aid. Are there alternatives?
DW News Africa with Christine Mhundwa, 31 October 2024
Can Nigeria become a cow superpower? Its dairy market is worth billions but 90 percent of local demand is imported. Most cows are owned by pastoralist Fulani herdsmen - can they adapt to the commercial model Abuja wants? Plus: The Récréâtrales theater festival in Burkina Faso addresses the tragedies displaced people suffer.
US election: Why Donald Trump is so popular in Nigeria
Many religious, socially conservative Nigerians are hoping Donald Trump will return to the White House after November 5.
Can Liberia stop its kush drug menace?
Josey Mahachi talks to psychiatrist Dr. Emmanuel P. Flomo and DW correspondent Evelyn Kpadeh in Liberia.
Why is South Africa's new government arguing about Ukraine?
South Africa's new unity government is arguing about visa-free travel for Ukrainian diplomats.
Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine
AI helps farmers boost yields. Shea butter empowers women. Solar power on balconies. And a new gaming app.
South Africa to revoke beauty queen's ID documents
Chidimma Adetshina, a dual South African-Nigerian national, faced xenophobia over her identity in South Africa.
South African men don heels to spotlight male breast cancer
In an eye-catching event, South African breast cancer survivors wore heels to raise awareness about male breast cancer.
DR Congo: Keeping the 'Rumble in the Jungle' legacy alive
October 30 marks 50 years since the iconic 'Rumble in the Jungle', where Muhammad Ali faced George Foreman in Kinshasa.
The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
This week look at how large the issue of kidnappings is in Africa, with a focus on Nigeria.
International media collaboration: "Deserted"
The international media cooperation “Deserted” shows the consequences of European refugee policy.
Amina Tayona: Female kayaker and adrenaline junkie
Meet Amina Tayona, Uganda's pioneering kayaker, whose daring spirit takes her from the exhilarating rapids of the Nile.
How can Africa break free from negative stereotypes?
Global media often highlights conflict, poverty and corruption in Africa. But there's a powerful, untold side to the continent. Josey Mahachi talks to Abimbola Ogundairo of Africa No Filter and DW Senior Editor Chrispin Mwakideu.
My Hustle: How long did Samson survive Ghana's jungle?
Ready to trade the city for the wild? In 'My Hustle in the wild,' Samson steps into the heart of Ghana's jungle.
Is Russian influence in Bangui disguised as culture?
Is the CAR a testing ground for Moscow's Africa policy? Dmitri Sytyi's ties to the Wagner Group raise questions.
Why are African family sizes shrinking?
Why are African women having fewer children today? From cultural shifts to urbanization, healthcare, and modern lifestyles, what could be driving this change? Josephine Mahachi speaks with DW correspondent Mirriam Kaliza and Dr Gift Kawalazila.
Why isn't the DR Congo the world's richest country?
The DR Congo could be one of the wealthiest countries in the world. But its resources have brought misery and conflict.
How the Russian Wagner Group is entrenching itself in Africa
The Russian Wagner Group has been active in many African countries for years. Now, it's expanding its range of services.
Nigeria given 3-0 win over Libya after 'inhumane treatment'
The Nigerian team had been scheduled to play an AFCON qualifier against Libya but were left strandard at the airport.
Art See Africa | Accra
In episode four of our series, we explore Ghana’s vibrant art scene in Accra.
How hiking became Nairobi's new outdoor escape
Escape the city and discover Nairobi’s growing hiking culture with Let's Drift.
Ghana's presidential race: Candidates intensify campaigns
With just over a month to go, the two leading presidential candidates' promises and policies are taking center stage.
Who is Mozambique's next president, Daniel Chapo?
Very little was known about Daniel Chapo politicaly, but he is now set to become president of Mozambique.
Can BRICS help Africa change the global order?
Explore how BRICS is reshaping global governance for the Global South. With South Africa, Egypt and Ethiopia as members, other African nations are keen to join. Can BRICS elevate Africa's global standing? Josey Mahachi discusses with political analyst Dr. Ndimancho Michael, international relations expert Fidel Amakye Owusu, and DW’s Thuso Khumalo.
Kenya's elephant nannies: Taking in sick and orphaned calves
Naomi Leshongoro and Pauline Leriong are Kenya's first elephant nannies.
DW News Africa with Eddy Micah Jr., 24 October 2024
Wagner in the Central African Republic: is it Moscow's model for Africa?
BRICS expansion: What's Africa's role in the global order?
Some analysts say BRICS offers Africa a role in changing the global order, which also presents some risks.
Are Cameroon's Baka traditions at risk?
Elderly women of Cameroon's Indigenous Baka people are taking desperate steps to preserve their culture and way of life amid displacement by logging, mining and modern development. They continue building traditional Mongulu huts, now also embraced by a local school to remind children of their cultureal roots. Join Josey Mahachi as she talks to experts about this cultural preservation effort.
Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine
Threats to Gambia's blue economy, Tunisian olive farming in crisis and an eco hospital in Ghana.
Chad herders face drought, flood devastation
How will Fadoul Saleh and thousands of other Chadian herders survive as the Sahel is hammered by climate change?
Why Nigeria must abolish the death penalty
Join human rights activist Gloria Mabeiam Ballason and DW correspondent Ben Adam Shemang to explore this issue.
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