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Street Debate: Youth in politics in Uganda
The DW Street Debate team travels to Kampala find out how deep divisions run in Uganda after the contested elections.
Eswatini's youth has had enough of its king
Mswati III of Eswatini is an absolute monarch above the law. Now, many young people are accusing him of abusing power.
Ethiopia: Rights activist wins German Africa prize
Ethiopian lawyer Daniel Bekele is the winner of the 2021 German Africa Prize for his human rights commitment.
Burkina Faso: Attack on convoy kills 6 as violence surges
A convoy of gendarmes returning from a gold mine had been attacked by unidentified armed men.
COVID-19 Special: Vaccine hesitancy in South Africa
Tackling vaccine hesitancy in South Africa, especially among young people
South Africa eases restrictions amid low vaccine uptake
Less than 20% of South Africans are fully vaccinated as authorities urge a boost in vaccine take-up.
COVID impacting teen pregnancy rates in Africa
As COVID-19 cases soar across much of Africa, so has the number of teenage pregnancies.
How South Africa supports its cannabis industry
The first company in South Africa received a full cannabis license as the country tries to benefit from growing demand.
9/11 through African eyes
A view of the unfolding tragedy in the US from around Africa.
Economic aftermath of 2021 South African riots
South Africans are feeling the impact caused by the riots after the imprisonment of former President Jacob Zuma.
South Africa's racial inequality
White South Africans are still - for the most part - better off than their black counterparts.
Is Africa ready to produce a malaria vaccine?
Biontech wants to use mRNA technology to develop shots against malaria.
Rwanda's switch to electric public transport
Rwanda's authorities are planning to convert half the country's motorcycle taxis to electric power by 2026.
Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine
This week: Rwanda's electric taxi drive, saving South Africa's toads and ashtrays made from cigarette butts.
Providing green energy for Mali's small businesses
A small commercial park in Mali has converted to using solar power, acting as a model for other communities.
Europe's push for smart cities
Across Europe, new ideas are popping up for how to make cities more efficient for the 21st century.
Recycling cigarette butts with mushrooms
An inventor has developed an ashtray made of cigarette butts that have been digested by a fungus.
Saving toads with road crossings
In South Africa, volunteers are helping an endangered toad survive a major threat: roads.
Should kids in Africa have uniforms that reflect Africa?
Chelsea Boakye, our teen reporter in Ghana, delves into the topic with her peers.
The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
The global vaccine rollout has left African countries lagging behind. How are Africans coping and what should be done?
Mapping Zimbabwe for the world to see
Tawanda Kanhema photographed more than 3,000 kilometers of Zimbabwe for the world to see.
Rwanda: Building a skilled workforce
Allen Kendunga moved home from the US to help close Rwanda's skills gap.
Street Debate: Vaccine inequity in Africa
What's behind the vaccine inequity and how can Africa catch up? Edith Kimani discusses these questions in Nairobi.
Kenya: Delta variant and jab shortage
As richer countries take the lion's share, poorer nations are struggling to get jabs into arms.
Risking home visits during COVID-19
In rural Ghana, a community is worried about contracting coronavirus because people are not vaccinated.
West Africa economic bloc suspends Guinea after coup
The ECOWAS bloc called on Guinea to return to "normal constitutional order" after President Conde was deposed in a coup.
AfricaLink on Air – 08 September 2021
Implication of Guinea’s coup in neighboring countries+++ A Cameroon military court sentences four by firing squad
Malawi man brings electricity to his village
A self-taught engineer in Malawi has built a small power plant to generate electricity for his village.
Saving South Africa's cormorant population
An NGO is working to protect the Cape cormorant on the infamous island where Nelson Mandela was once held prisoner.
Guinea: Unease over coup ripples through West Africa
ECOWAS is expected to send a high-level mission to assess the situation in Guinea on Thursday.
The 77 Percent - Welcoming Afghan evacuees
Is it fair for a government to reject refugees?
Zuma released from prison on medical parole
The former South African president underwent surgery in early August and could even be allowed to be treated at home.
Guinea: Soldiers detain president in coup
The mutinous soldiers have also declared a nationwide curfew "until further notice."
World Stories
Russia: Opposition fights Putin's friends with drones, Turkey: Afghan refugees are not welcome
With no vaccines, Kenyans at risk of delta
As richer countries take the lion's share, poorer nations are struggling to get jabs into arms.
South Africa mulls ban on personal guns
The proposal to outlaw firearm possession for reasons of self-defense has attracted safety concerns and criticism.
AI help farmers fight climate change
How can small-scale farmers suffering from global warming benefit from technological innovation?
Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine
On Eco Africa: We take an in-depth look at how important food security is for a world with a growing population.
Eco Check: Food security in Africa
Future food security can only be achieved if we grow and distribute food differently. DW looks at the facts and figures.
Kenyan startup helps farmers cope with climate change
A Kenyan startup is using technology to help farmers cope with the effects of climate change.
Avoiding chemical fertilizer in Nigeria
A project in Nigeria is promoting sustainable agriculture and combating climate change with organic farming practices.
Can we feed the world without pesticides?
An organization in India is helping rural women set up their own businesses growing fruit.
Recultivating Mali's resilient super-grain
Many farmers are switching to using the ancient and nutritious fonio grain, which can cope well in dry conditions.
Tunisia: Where water is a precious resource
For Tunisia's farmers, a water shortage is reaching critical levels. Better management solutions are desperately needed.
AfricaLink on Air — 02 September 2021
Anti-government sentiment in S.Sudan+++Mozambique's "tuna bonds" corruption trial
World in Progress: “What's the Alternative?” African Women leaders
Women across Africa are often portrayed as victims of conflict and violence. Time for a rethink.
Concerns over South Africa's new C.1.2 variant
South African epidemiologist Penny Moore speaks to DW about the threat of a new COVID variant spreading in the country.
The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
We examine the state of the LGBTQ+ community across Africa, meeting those who fight for equality and love.
COVID: New C.1.2 variant in South Africa raises concerns
South African scientists are paying close attention to a new variant with similar mutations to alpha, beta and gamma.
Ghana: Overcoming threats against LGBTQ+ people
LGBTQ+ activists in Ghana are speaking out in defense of their sexual orientation - despite serious threats.
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