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Why independence isn't enough for some African nations
When it comes to development, independence has rarely been enough to propel any new African country forward — but why?
Who's your daddy: More paternity tests performed in Africa
DW's Josey Mahachi talks about paternity with Ben-Gurion Zanus from Blueprint DNA and DW correspondent Frank Yiga.
DW News Africa with Eddy Micah Jr. July 25, 2024
Sudan's paramilitary forces say they're ready to join ceasefire talks, after thousands of people have been killed in the ongoing war. We meet a young man who fled to neighbouring Chad. Meanwhile, South Sudan's basketball team makes history by qualifying for the Paris Olympics. Plus, a Nigerian artist seeks the Guiness world record with a massive drawing.
Paris 2024: The Olympic athletes who could make Africa shine
Meet the African star athletes to watch out for at the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.
Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine
Resolving conflicts between Ghana's farmers and herders and the locals in Guinea protecting a wetland.
Ruth Weiss' lifelong fight against apartheid and racism
As she turns 100, Jewish journalist Ruth Weiss speaks about documenting the atrocities of apartheid in South Africa.
Freedom of Speech in Africa: a dwindling resource?
We discuss free speech with human rights lawyer Monica Namonde and DW correspondent Mirriam Kaliza, both in Malawi.
End of world hunger by 2030 increasingly unlikely, UN report
Conflict, economic instability and extreme weather contributed to the hunger 733 million people suffered in 2023.
The 77 Percent - Street Debate Kenya: GenZ Protests
The 77 Percent talks to young Kenyans about the protests, the state's response and where this could all be heading.
The Tanzanian tailor defying all odds despite his disability
Riziki Ndumba was born with a rare condition that affects his limbs.
The 77 Percent - Inequality 30 years after apartheid?
Thirty years after apartheid, The 77 Percent speaks with young people from around Cape Town to understand inequalities.
Gambia: Women explore sustainable oyster farming
The ingenious oyster farm giving a living to Gambia women and protecting mangroves.
How does Africa view Joe Biden's exit from the US election?
The US president's decision to bow out has attracted much praise, and many Africans seem excited about Kamala Harris.
Black and strong, that's what we like
Of course, we're talking about coffee here!
Morocco: Solar-powered Arwa device fights drought
A solar-powered device is helping farmers to ration water in Morocco.
What can Nigeria protests learn from other youth protestors?
We speak to activist Lindokuhle Patiwe in Cape Town and Ibrahim Shatambaya from Usman Danfordiyo University in Nigeria.
Senegal pioneers a new era for transport in West Africa
The introduction of e-buses in Dakar aims to improve Dakar's limited public transport options.
Uganda protesters refuse to bow to official threats
Ugandans have vowed to hold protests against government corruption on Tuesday — despite warnings by President Museveni.
South Africa: Mitigating Seal-Human Conflict
Snorkel patrols, animal psychology, and diving help ease human-seal conflict in South Africa.
International remittances - a blessing or curse?
DW explores remittances with expert Raynor de Best of Statista, DW correspondent Mirriam Kaliza in Malawi and others.
Are South African MPs undermining the GNU?
South Africa is witnessing a parliamentary chaos over language policies.
Artificial intelligence boosts Kenya’s forestry conservation
Students in Kenya are developing AI tools to improve wildlife population counts and assess the efficacy of reforestation
Kenya: Protesters demand President Ruto's resignation
Protests against the government have led to a massive state crackdown and left dozens dead.
Scientists test radioactive method to save rhinos
South Africa has the world's largest rhino population, and the number killed by poachers is rising.
Germany looks to expand cooperation with West Africa
German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock visited West Africa seeking to strengthen ties there.
DW News Africa with Tomi Oladipo July 18, 2024
Kenya's Gen-Z protesters refuse to back down. What is fueling their anger? Germany's foreign minister talks terrorism and green energy in two West African states. Trying to stop the poachers. Why some rhinos in South Africa are being injected with radiation. And a Nigerian athlete picks an unusual spot to train for this year's Paris Olympics.
Sustainable water world - Eco Africa
Healing human-wildlife conflict, eating seaweed , and aquaculture: How can we treat our aquatic resources sustainably?
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.
Aisha Nabukeera burned 80% of her body by stepmom
Listen to what she told GirlZOffMute teen reporter Mubuuke Brandlyne
Cameroon opposition doubts reasons for election postponement
Cameroon's government has decided to postpone parliamentary and municipal elections. The move has led to fierce debates.
Is Mandela Day a celebration of a fading legacy?
Analyst Lesiba Teffo and DW reporter Maxwell Suuk join us with a young South African aiming to embody Mandela's ideals.
The embroidery art of South Sudan's women in exile
In Kenya's Kakuma refugee camp, a South Sudanese woman shows us the intricate art of Milaya embroidery.
Bukavu's queen of recycling
In Bukavu, Nicole Menemene, a young entrepreneur tackles pollution by upcycling the city's plastic.
Nelson Mandela Day: An opportunity to return to the ideals
Mandela Day offers an opportunity to return to the ideals that he stood for as the country builds a new coalition.
Kids in Cape Town dance away from drugs, gangs
Meet the former street kid, now dancer who teaches movement and life skills to underprivileged children in South Africa.
How this Eswatini woman decolonizes the view of Africa
Photographer Siphephile Sibanyoni and her truly African eye.
Are we seeing the end of ECOWAS?
Nigeriaʼs president was reelected in July 2024 to lead ECOWAS, the West African regional bloc facing turmoil.
GirlZOffMute – Gambia: Can Muslim teens be models?
Islam and modelling
German ties in West Africa 'not a charity campaign'
Germany seeks expanded ties in West Africa because EU security depends on it, Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock says.
The 77 Percent - Street Debate: Tradition in Uganda
Edith Kimani meets young Ugandans to discuss the importance of tradition and culture in their homes.
Togo's wax print traders – the descendants of Nana Benz
We meet Pamela Thompson a descendant of Togolese wax print traders, who is trying to keep the trade alive.
Street Debate: The role of tradition in Ugandan homes
Edith Kimani meets young Ugandans to discuss the importance of tradition and culture in their homes.
Germany's Baerbock visits West Africa amid Sahel violence
Germany's top diplomat is traveling to Senegal and Ivory Coast to discuss migration and sustainability.
Have Africa's content creators struck gold or a bubble?
Africa's youth are flocking to content creation. But is this a sustainable path to wealth, or a fleeting trend?
Former Miss SA Shudufhadzo Musida opens up on mental health
We also find out how Shudu's upbringing convinced her raising awareness for mental health has been life changing.
Inside Uganda’s world of mud wrestling
The 77 Percent meets a Ugandan woman hoping to make it big on local and international wrestling scene.
Ghana Disaster Youth Brigades aid Indigenous communities
Youth Brigades work with communities on practices they can adopt to address climate change.
Johannesburg's Vibrant Art Scene
Once a gold mining town, now a creative hub. Johannesburg's contemporary art scene is booming.
Rwanda unscathed in failed UK migration deal
Though a deportation deal with the UK has been scrapped, Rwanda looks set to deposit another $307 million into the bank.
Players with African roots dazzle at Euro 2024
Players with African heritage such as Lamine Yamal, Nico Williams and Bukayo Saka have lit up the tournament.
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