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The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
South Africa's infamous Ponte Tower gets a makeover and we meet the young entrepreneurs making waves on the continent.
Unique land art that makes a big impression
A French artist paints gigantic images on grassy lawns to draw attention to pressing issues like litter.
REV – The Auto and Mobility Show
Hot cat from China, unbreakable duo in Lebanon, proud women "spinning" in South Africa
Swapping slash-and-burn for conservation agriculture
A project in Ghana encourages rural farmers to switch from harmful slash and burn farming to conservation agriculture.
India's Modi calls for African Union to join G20
India said it wants to bring more countries from the so-called Global South to the G20, including the African Union.
EU planning new Africa mission in Gulf of Guinea — report
The EU is set to launch a new mission in West Africa in the fall, a German newspaper has reported.
Ethiopia: Rape used as weapon of war in Tigray
Women and children in Tigray are still subject to sexual violence despite a peace deal, according to a new report.
DW News Africa with Christine Mhundwa, August 25, 2023
The BRICS bloc of countries expands, so what's in it for Africa? Somalia bans TikTok and Telegram, we explore what social media does to our societies. And the AI revolution hits the shadowy work of academic ghostwriters in Kenya. Plus, we dig into the annual African Book Festival in Berlin.
Wagner in Africa: The impact of Prigozhin's death
Russia's presence in Africa relies on the Wagner Group, but there are questions after the death of its leader.
Malawians and the rising craze for a banging body
Listen to how the show went down!
BRICS expansion sparks joy in Africa
The BRICS expansion plans have caused a lot of excitement, but can the bloc manage tensions amongst its members?
Afrimaxx - Modern African Lifestyle
Reclaiming the roots of African hair, Zimbabwean pop star Kelvin Jones and Afro-fusion cuisine.
Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine
On Eco Africa: the benefits of conservation agriculture and eco-friendly packaging made from mushrooms.
Several die in Nigeria building collapse
Rescue crews were hard at work in an effort to save those trapped under the rubble.
Can the BRICS Bank replace the IMF as a lender?
Could the NDB, backed by BRICS members, replace financial institutions, such as the IMF, in lending funds?
BRICS group invites 6 new members to join next year
BRICS leaders said they have invited Saudi Arabia, Iran, Ethiopia, Egypt, Argentina and the United Arab Emirates.
Zimbabwe election: Voting underway amid delays
Zimbabwe's opposition is seeking to unseat ZANU-PF, which has ruled since the country's independence in 1980.
AfricaLink on Air — 23 August 2023
Many voters disenfranchised in Zimbabwe’s elections+++BRICS seeks equal competition for African goods and services
BRICS: Why Saudi Arabia and others are vying for membership
Some see the bloc as a counterweight to traditional Western-led forums and institutions. But what exactly is BRICS?
The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
Two colonial-era languages, English and French, have been weaponized by political authorities to divide Cameroonians.
BRICS expansion a 'powerful global symbolism'
DW spoke to economist Jim O'Neill, who coined the acronym BRIC, to find out what he makes of a possible BRICS expansion.
Zimbabwe election: Any hope for democratic change?
President Emmerson Mnangagwa is expected to be reelected next week with a weak opposition failing to defeat his regime.
BRICS group begins 3 days of talks in Johannesburg
The bloc is keen to expand, and to establish itself as a counterweight to Western-led groupings like the G7.
ICC: Former CAR militia leader denies war crimes charges
Mokom faces accusations of crimes against humanity for atrocities committed against Muslim civilians in the CAR.
DW Business
Emerging economies' leaders meet in South Africa - British chip champion Arm files to go public in US
Niger coup: ECOWAS sanctions hit border towns
Residents at the border between Nigeria and Niger are feeling the economic pangs of ECOWAS’ decisions.
Cellist Abel Selaocoe: Classical Music with an African Beat
Cellist and Manchester resident Abel Selaocoe creates new sounds on a classical instrument.
Ukraine hopes for influence at BRICS conference
Since Russia's war in Ukraine began, Kyiv has been hoping to sway BRICS countries to lean away from Moscow.
The Maasai wielding a camera to protect wildlife
Meet a pioneer of wildlife photography in Kenya who really knows his way around.
Will Ethiopia's bid to join BRICS push Western allies away?
Ethiopia recently applied to join BRICS, but can it sit as an equal partner with a country like China?
BRICS club boom: What to expect in Johannesburg
Global South versus Global North? The BRICS summit in South Africa will be all about expansion and sanctions.
AfricaLink on Air — 21 August 2023
Zimbabwe Elections: Which candidate can best tackle challenges in the country?+++All you need to know about BRICS
DW Business
China surprises markets with modest rate cut - South Africa hosts summit of BRICS nations
BRICS: Emerging counterweight in a multipolar world
BRICS – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – are preparing for their next summit. But what exactly is BRICS?
Why hydropower is on the rise in Africa
Africa is in dire need of electricity, and hydropower is expected to play a crucial role in its delivery.
China: Xi Jinping heads to South Africa for BRICS summit
At the BRICS summit, China's president will be eyeing opportunities to grow Beijing's influence in the developing world.
Cooking with grass pellets in Madagascar
The Malagasy-German project that is trying to stop people cooking with charcoal.
Africa-Russia: A tricky relationship
BRICS countries are set to meet in Johannesburg, but the absence of Russia's President Putin is already causing a stir.
Are opposition parties in Africa fulfilling their role?
Internal power struggles, mistrust and disunity have fragmented the political opposition in some of African countries.
Niger: West African military force 'ready to go'
The ECOWAS force is ready to intervene in Niger if there's no peaceful end to the military coup, an official said.
Ivory Coast embraces solar energy
With a target of 42% renewable energy by 2030, Ivory Coast is racing to scale up green energy like solar power.
Coups in Africa rekindle nationalism among African youth
Listen to young Africans in Cameroon, Nigeria and Kenya. #77Percent #DWAfrica
Japan's tech industry needs Africa's critical minerals
Tokyo has signed agreements with a number of African countries as competition with China for key resources heats up.
Niger coup: ECOWAS military chiefs meet in Ghana
Defense chiefs from the ECOWAS regional bloc are meeting in Accra to discuss the crisis in Niger.
The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
Why is Africa's press under pressure? We explore the challenges faced by journalists and meet the changemakers.
Anas: The journalist behind the mask
From exposing corruption government officials to quack shamans, investigative journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas has done it
Checking out the best spots in Livingstone
Zambia's former capital, near iconic Victoria Falls, remains a hub for tourists looking to explore the diverse country.
Street Debate: Are you a journalist or an activist?
Edith Kimani and her panel tackle the thin line between journalism and activism and why some choose to cross it.
Pinwheel freedom of speech
What's the state of press freedom around the continent? We ask our correspondents in Uganda, Kenya and Ghana
Rap the news: Press freedom
Rappers Adogo and Mluhyaflani call out the dangers threatening press freedom - with a twist!
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