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Why northern Ghana remains on the edge
George Okachi discusses the volatility in Ghana with conflict researcher Felix Longi and DW's Maxwell Suuk in Tamale.
Greening education, housing, public transport | Eco Africa
Turning schoolkids into ‘green masters’ and funding cancer treatment by collecting plastic waste.
South African rhino breeder detained amid smuggling scandal
A well-known South African rhino breeder has been accused of helping smuggle hundreds of rhino horns to Southeast Asia.
AfricaLink News: August 20
Concerns over rising cases of child murders in South Africa +++ Kenya warns against use of Ozempic drug for weight loss
South Africa's National Dialogue: Hope or hype?
Will the process deliver real change or become another talk shop? AfricaLink podcast seeks to find out.
How to build the world's biggest sustainable clothing brand
Can old clothes really be new again? Let's find out from Ghana's fashion visionary, Kwaku Bediako.
Turning used padel balls into stylish eco-furniture
Padel is one of the most popular trend sports — but what happens to the balls after the game?
AfricaLink News: August 19
Ghana's president grants amnesty to prisoners +++ Tanzania: Ban on live coverage of Tundu Lissu treason trial +++
What's behind the US's antagonism against South Africa?
South Africa has rejected a US report on its human rights record. Why does it find itself in the firing line of the US?
The real cost of game hunting in South Africa
DW's Eddy Micah Jr. speaks with conservationist Ian Michler and DW's Dianne Hawker about the realities of game hunting.
AfricaLink News: August 18
Eight countries pioneer first malaria treatment for newborns +++ EU leaders fly to Washington for Ukraine peace talks
Why do air disasters keep happening in African skies?
Negligence, weak oversight and climate chaos are putting more and more passengers at risk — not to mention human error.
Nigeria: Fighting desertification in Yobe state
Farmland is shrinking as the desert encroaches in Nigeria's Yobe state. But efforts to restore the land are growing.
How can African countries strengthen democracy?
Across the continent, democracy is fragile
AfricaLink News: August 15
Ghana holds state funeral for air crash victims +++ AU backs accurate map size for Africa
Is accountability in Ghana reserved for the opposition?
Ghana is fighting corruption, but government critics call it a witch hunt targeting rivals.
Special taxis in Nairobi help disabled Kenyans stay mobile
Getting around Kenya's capital Nairobi is a daily struggle for people with disabilities.
South Africa anti-immigrant group blocks access to hospitals
"Operation Dudula" has vowed to escalate their actions by targeting schools next.
How this Nigerian challenges the perception of arts
Nigerian ceramist Ngozi-Omeje Ezema creates unique art pieces which seem to float in the air.
Is accountability in Ghana reserved for the opposition?
Ghana is fighting corruption, but government critics call it a witch hunt targeting rivals.
DW News Africa with Tomi Oladipo, 14 August 2025
Who decides who gets medical care in South Africa? Anti-immigrant vigilantes from 'Operation Dudula' are accused of putting lives at risk - as they block hospital access for foreign nationals. And: In Cameroon, families mourn their loved ones who have become casualties in Russia's war on Ukraine. Plus: In Kenya, navigating public transport is a hassle if you're in a wheelchair.
How to turn craft into impact - Afrimaxx
How to give crafts a new meaning, Malawi’s Madalitso Band, and the quiet revolution of natural hair.
The influencers behind South Africa's natural hair movement
Across South Africa, natural hair is speaking volumes — about identity, pride, and power.
Meet the heroes of Malawian folk music
Despite their global success, in Malawi, the Madalitso Band is still relatively unknown.
Africa's aviation safety under scrutiny after crashes
Eddy Micah Jr speaks with aviation expert Dr. Dominick Andoh and DW's Adwoa Tenkoramma
AfricaLink News: August 14
Ugandan opposition fights military prosecution of civilians +++ South Sudan denies Gaza refugee relocation reports
South Africa's National Dialogue: Can it heal old wounds?
South Africa's National Dialogue kicks off on Friday, but critics say that real change needs more time.
How sustainability brings opportunities — Eco Africa
Making Victoria Falls pristine, and Lagos more liveable. Plus a gentle recovery for injured loggerhead turtles.
Energy crisis: Can Africa's mega dams unite the continent?
Some dams spark disputes, while others build bridges — literally and politically.
AfricaLink News: August 13
Tanzania opposition leader's treason trial begins +++ Macron acknowledges French colonial repression in Cameroon
Will ECOWAS meet its 2027 currency launch goal?
ECOWAS plans to launch a regional currency by 2027, despite past delays and ongoing hurdles. Will it finally happen?
Empowering the future — innovators in Africa
Ten of the world's fastest growing economies are located on the African continent.
The 77 Percent — The Magazine for Africa's Youth
Edith Kimani meets Afro-Americans and locals in Ghana to discuss issues sparked by the 'Year of Return'.
Chad: Little hope for democracy after Masra verdict
A 20-year sentence for former Prime Minister Succes Masra is seen as a big blow to Chad's opposition and its democracy.
AfricaLink News: August 12
Gambia: One-month-old baby girl dies after FGM +++ Nigeria: military kills over 100 insurgents in Zamfara State
Soldiers' families face neglect of Sahel leaders
The fight against terrorism in the Sahel continues to cost lives. Their military governments appear to cover this up.
Trump's deportation deals with Africa's authoritarians
Ezenwa Nwagwu from the Peering Advocacy and Advancement Center and DW's Patrick Oyet in Juba join Eddy Micah Jr. today.
AfricaLink News: August 11
Israel kills Al Jazeera journalist Anas al-Sharif in Gaza +++ Ghana plans to review and control prophetic messages
Why Malawi's candidates pick women running mates
DW's Eddy Micah Jr. explores what this means for gender inclusion with analyst Sainala Kalebe and DW's Mirriam Kariiza.
Why Malawi presidential hopefuls pick female running mates
For the first time in Malawi's political history, multiple presidential candidates have chosen women as running mates.
How much power should school prefects have?
Prefects—leaders, bullies, or just students?
South African court orders return of Zambian leader's body
The ruling ends a two-month dispute between the Zambian government and the family of former president Edgar Lungu.
Is Togo's 'constitutional coup' a blueprint for dictators?
Political observers say Africa's other longtime rulers could follow Togo's lead in a bid to prolong their leadership.
Afrimaxx - Modern African Lifestyle
The strongest woman in Kenya, perfumes from South African botanicals and a Nigerian scrap sculptor.
Local solutions to ecological problems — Eco Africa
Protecting ecosystems in Gambia, going solar in Zambia, cool construction in Mali and battling oil drilling in Uganda.
DW News Africa with Michael Okwu, 7 August 2025
Is Germany now closed to refugees from Africa? Dozens of people are forced back to a Kenyan refugee camp after the new coalition government in Berlin cancels their resettlement. We find out why and what the future now holds for them. Plus: How a growing demand for camel milk in Somalia is being seen as a good thing for the country.
Students face off on school bullying — The 77 Percent
Two teams of student discuss: How can we get rid of bullying at schools? Which team can convince our audience?
Investing in leadership in Africa
The shortage of visionary and effective leaders is often cited as a key factor behind many of Africa’s challenges.
How much does a Lagos taxi driver make?
ave you ever wondered how much Nigeria's taxi or Danfo drivers earn daily?
Ugandan DJ gets into green groove with solar power
Kampala’s DJ Decimal Point powers his beats with solar energy—spinning tunes and promoting clean, green living.
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