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Why do Kenyans prefer second-hand clothes to new ones?
Kenya's used clothes industry provides millions of jobs, but critics say it has crippled the local textile industry.
Sahel juntas drive new era in mineral extraction
Military governments in the Sahel aim to reduce dependence on foreign mining companies and diversify their economies.
What's behind Nigeria's increase in jailbreaks?
Thousands of inmates have escaped from correctional facilities across Nigeria. What can be done to stop it?
What are the best solar power systems for the African heat?
Extreme heat can reduce the efficiency of many photovoltaic panels. Ghana researchers have found a sturdy alternative.
Afrimaxx — Homemade Heroes
An insider's guide to Accra, a machete man in Nairobi who's after your mop of hair and South Africa’s MasterChef winner.
South Africa's youngest Masterchef winner
What’s cooking for Bridget Mangwandi, South Africa’s youngest MasterChef winner?
AfricaLink News: April 2
Congo government and M23 rebels plan to hold first talks in Doha +++ The latest on South Africa's budget crisis
Making biodiesel with used cooking oil
Old cooking oil can be difficult to dispose off. Now it can be collected and used to make biodiesel and bio-jet fuel.
DR Congo: The legacy of Kibomango
In Goma, the death of boxing champion Kibomango in clashes with M23 rebels leaves a deep void.
The 77 Percent — The Magazine for Africa's Youth
Afro-descendent people from the Americas and beyond are opting to leave their lives in the West and return to Africa.
From invasive species to organic plastic substitute
Water hyacinths can devastate rivers and lakes. A Kenyan startup is now turning it into something useful!
Congo pays price of progress for electric battery boom
As demand for electric batteries surges, communities in Congo are dealing with the harsh consequences of mineral mining.
African teams fight to qualify for the 2026 FIFA World Cup
Josey Mahachi talks to sports journalist and commentator in Rwanda, Annet Mugabo, and DW’s Ololade Adewuyi.
City life in Uganda: Harnessing plants for a healthier home
Two Ugandan scientists are greening up city homes. From air filters to source of cool, plants can really enhance quality
Full steam ahead in Chile with hydrogen power — Global Us
Chile's first hydrogen-powered train is in operation. India's climate influencers are trying to change attitudes.
South African artist aims to 'decolonize' photography
Photographer Jabulani Dhlamini focuses on the stories of people who have overcome their traumatic pasts.
Afrimaxx — Modern African Lifestyle
A visual storyteller from South Africa, a Nigerian mental health advocate and macramé from Malawi.
Niger's military leader named president, entrenches power
Niger's military ruler Abdourahamane Tchiani has made himself president. Democracy looks further away than ever.
A new drug makes your blood toxic to mosquitoes
A drug which makes human blood toxic to mosquitoes offers a new tool against malaria.
As chocolate prices soar, will cocoa farmers benefit?
As European chocolate makers and consumers face higher prices, could the cocoa shortage improve the lives of farmers?
World Water Day: How can Africa end its water crisis?
A recent survey reveals that 40% of young Africans spend more than a quarter of their income to secure water.
The power of plants for our lives and cities | Eco Africa
Greening city homes in Uganda; cutting plastic use in Kenya with an invasive plant; recycling vegetable oil for biofuel.
DW News Africa with Christine Mhundwa, 27 March 2025
Can South African-US relations be repaired? We hear from South Africa's former ambassador after his expulsion from America, accused of being a 'race-baiting politician.' Ebrahim Rasool tells DW News Africa that his country 'won't be bullied'. We also speak to the Ghanaian journalist awarded $18 million in damages after suing a former MP from his country in the US.
South Sudan peace deal unravels after VP's arrest
The UN and African nations expressed fear that the country could be thrust back into "catastrophic" fighting.
MC Baba — Brazzaville's hearing impaired rapper
From Brazzaville, rapper MC Baba does not hear the music but feels the beat and has risen to local fame.
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.
US-S.African ties hit new low as Ambassador Rasool expelled
Rasool's departure marked an unusually big step in deteriorating ties between Washington and Pretoria.
My Hustle: Making Benin's drums talk
On this episode of My Hustle, The 77 Percent’s Samson Adeleke finds out what it takes to make drums talk.
The 77 Percent — The Magazine for Africa's Youth
We journey into the heart of DR Congo, where a new generation is determined to reclaim its future.
Meet Kayoola, the Ugandan bus putting Africa on the EV map
Uganda’s Kayoola bus is an eco-friendly innovation turning heads across Africa.
Should Africans have their own music awards?
Will African music ever get the recognition it deserves? We look at the debate around the Grammys.
AfricaLink News: March 24
Cargo truck drivers' strike in Malawi triggers price hike fears +++ South African ambassador expelled from US comes home
South Africa aims to maintain good relations with the US
DW's Josey Mahachi speaks with journalist Thuso Khumalo and political expert Ntsikelelo Breakfast.
DW News Africa with Eddy Micah Jr., 20 March 2025
Can talks bring peace to the Democratic Republic of Congo? Rwanda's Paul Kagame and DRC President Felix Tshisekedi meet in Qatar and say they are committed to an immediate and unconditional ceasefire. Police open fire on protestors in Mozambique, killing at least two people after the opposition's Venancio Mondlane called for a day of protest, over last year's disputed election.
Simple solution helps Ethiopian farmers to cut food loss
Metal silos are a way of saving grain otherwise lost to rot, rodents and other pests in southern Ethiopia.
Africa's press freedom hit hard by VOA shutdown, US aid cuts
Closing Voice of America harms press freedom in many African nations where media is already reeling from US aid cuts.
Expelled South African ambassador welcomed home from US
Ebrahim Rasool was declared persona non grata and expelled by the Trump administration.
How German colonial rule is remembered across Africa
Germany's colonial era in Africa was neither short nor peaceful.
AfricaLink News: March 21
Rwanda-backed M23 rebels capture mining hub of Walikale in DR Congo ++ Sudan army retakes presidential palace
Namibia's first female president takes office
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Namibia's first female president, has vowed to diversify the economy and fight unemployment.
Will Qatar's mediation role bring peace to eastern Congo?
Qatar has leveraged strong economic ties to facilitate peace talks between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Respecting our natural world | Eco Africa
Green jobs boom in Côte d'Ivoire; saving Ghana’s forests; cutting food loss in Ethiopia; rescuing South African seals.
South Africa-US diplomatic rift: Is EU a viable partner?
Should South Africa look elsewhere for a ‘powerful’ partner, and can that be the EU?
AfricaLink News: March 20
DRC mulls mineral-for-security deal with US ++ Over 67,000 Afrikaners want to resettle in US ++ Nigerian MPs probe NGOs
Zimbabwe battles rising drug abuse amid economic woes
DW's Josey Mahachi talks to Wilson Box, Zimbabwe Civil Liberties and Drug Network CEO, and DW’s Privilege Musvanhiri.
The 77 Percent — The Magazine for Africa's Youth
This week’s show takes a look at the people behind the music as the soul and beat of the African continent.
AfricaLink News: March 19
Ghana: Anas wins $18M defamation case ++ DR Congo, Rwanda agree on need for ceasefire
Cameroon's western region battles human trafficking
Josey Mahachi talks to Lukong Isidore Njodznyuy from Kumbo Diocese and DW correspondent Killian Ngala in Cameroon.
How can Africa reduce the influence of Russian mercenaries?
Russian mercenaries in Africa were once a success story, but recently, the pressure on them has increased.
A united African economy: The impossible dream?
Despite having almost 20% of the global population, Africa accounts for less than 3% of global GDP. Will this change?
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