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Ugandan opposition members face 'terrorism' charges
Thirty-six members of Uganda’s opposition FDC party will face terrorism charges in court on Monday.
How an app is combatting illegal deforestation in Ghana
NGOs in Ghana are combating deforestation by monitoring logging with an app and raising grassroots awareness.
Kenya: The road crash victim advocating for road safety
One woman who got paralyzed from a road crash is now advocating for safe roads in Kenya.
AfricaLink News August 23, 2024
Violence escalates in Sudan +++ Mpox resurgence sparks global concern +++ Kamala Harris accepts Democratic nomination
Rwanda's bold move: Separating state and religion
During President Kagame's recent inauguration, religious prayers were notably absent, unlike previous ceremonies. His government has clashed with religious institutions, shutting down over 6,000 churches and 150 mosques for not meeting standards. Should other African nations follow Rwanda's lead in separating state and religion? Josey Mahachi talks to Dr Rev Peter Odanga and DW's Alex Ngarambe.
DW News Africa with Tomi Oladipo August 22, 2024
The new mpox outbreak in the DR Congo has sparked global alarm. Why is it hitting children so badly? After four years of military rule in Mali, residents voice concerns over the economy and the future. And the tech-savvy farmers in Senegal using social media to boost their business.
AfricaLink News August 22, 2024
Sudan: Red Cross appeals for aid access to al-Fasher +++ Heavy fog disrupts Addis Ababa flights
Will mpox become the next pandemic?
A top German virologist explains why you shouldn't compare the spread of mpox clade 1b with COVID-19
What can Ghana do to improve security in the north?
Security concerns are rising in Northern Ghana with increasing banditry and robberies. Recently, market women were robbed, and a pregnant woman was raped, according to locals. Land disputes have led to clashes. Some communities are mobilizing their own security due to the lack of police patrols. Josey Mahachi discusses this with security analyst Theodora Williams and DW correspondent Maxwell Suuk.
Waste prevention and urban mining - Eco Africa
Deforestation and plastic waste harm the environment – but many in Africa are working hard to protect it.
AfricaLink News August 21, 2024
Germany sends mpox lab to Congo +++ Barack and Michelle Obama deliver DNC speeches +++ Israeli police clash with Orthodox Jewish protesters in Jerusalem
Mpox: Should Africans be worried?
The WHO has declared mpox a global health emergency, the highest level of alert for an infectious disease. Mpox, caused by the monkeypox virus, can be dangerous for children, pregnant women and people with suppressed immune systems. Should Africa and the world be concerned about another potential pandemic? Josey Mahachi talks to virologist ABC and DW correspondent Alex Gitta.
Mpox outbreak: Are vaccine makers prepared?
Africa faces a shortage of mpox vaccines as a serious new mpox variant spreads on the continent.
The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
We dive into the world of African music festivals and try to settle the popularity contest, Afrobeats or Amapiano?
Afrimaxx - Modern African Lifestyle
99 perspectives on art, a record braking trip from London to Lagos and Senegalese model Alpha Dia.
Sinenhlanhla Chauke’s 99 perspectives on art
This South African illustrator’s style is deeply influenced by African cultures.
AfricaLink News August 20, 2024
Kenya: Suspected serial killer escapes police custody +++ Mpox is 'not the new COVID' +++ 'Oldest living person' dies
The 77 Percent — What do young people think about BBL
Young African women discuss BBL
Congo: Cease-fire violations deepen humanitarian crisis
The cease-fire was intended to halt hostilities, but it has not been fully respected, causing significant suffering.
Meet Albi X: Uplifting lives through music
Born with albinism, rapper Albi X faces down stigma and discrimination with his powerful Afro-trap beats.
Nike art gallery: Inspiring the next generation of artists
Nike Art Gallery is the largest African exhibition in Nigeria, housing about 8,000 works.
Why Germany's humanitarian aid to Africa may slow down
Dwindling resources mean that spending on Africa could shrink in the coming years.
AfricaLink News August 19, 2024
Kenya mulls new tax measures +++ Pakistan detects mpox case +++ Sudan reopens Chad crossing
Kenya's Gen Z protests: The digital revolution
Discover how Kenya's Gen Z has been transforming the digital landscape through powerful online mobilization and offline protests. With TikTok leading the charge, young Kenyans are reshaping social media usage and internet accessibility. What opportunities and risks does this digital growth bring?
Into Rwanda's emerging breakdance scene
Local breakdance enthusiasts in Rwanda, Amani Mahoro and Alex Ssebaggala, have given the sport a leg up.
Will UFC finally come to Africa?
A win for South African Dricus du Plessis against Israel Adesanya has opened the door for a UFC fight in Africa.
Is racism on the rise in Europe?
Mimi Mefo talks to Cameroonian footballer Adonai Marvist, author Esther Armah and DW correspondent Thuso Khumalo.
What South Africa's students learnt through their protests
Ex-student activists reflect on their actions during the 2015-2017 #FeesMustFall protests.
Sweden reports first mpox clade 1 case outside Africa
Sweden's public health agency reported a case of the new, more dangerous clade 1 variant of mpox.
Congo: Mpox outbreak sparks fear amid low awareness
Residents of North Kivu province, where the outbreak is severe, are panicking due to low public health awareness.
AfricaLink News August 15, 2024
Death toll surpasses 40,000, says Gaza health ministry +++ South Sudan 'not ready' for December vote +++ South Africa drops charges against 95 Libyans
What's it like for Africa's indigenous people?
Eddy Micah Jr. talks with Khoekhoe rights advocate Dr. Jacob Cloete and DW’s Andrew Wasike on overcoming challenges.
Election year 2024: A good start for a political game
How a South African game development studio is getting young people excited about elections.
Why Lesotho is Africa's coolest country
Between June and September — winter in Lesotho — the south African nation sees an average of 1 to 4 centimeters of snow.
Policing protests: Excessive force or crowd control?
How should police control a crowd? We ask a Kenyan security expert Byron Adera.
What is the mpox strain spreading in Central Africa?
What makes the mpox Clade 1b strain deadlier, what are its symptoms and how is it spread?
UN Security Council: Africa's push for permanent seats
The historic under-representation of Africa on the UN Security Council is back in the spotlight. Is change long overdue?
Are Africans safe in the UK amid anti-immigration riots?
Nigeria and Kenya have issued travel warnings amid far-right riots in the UK. Many Black people and people of color feel afraid amid the unrest, sparked by immigration policy changes. How safe is the UK for Africans? Cai Nebe talks to Kingsley Sheteh, founding member of Black Lives Matter UK, DW correspondent Ben Shemang in Nigeria, and Elizabeth Horlemann, an anti-racism and anti-ableism expert.
AfricaLink News August 14, 2024
Ukraine claims 'largest drone attack' +++ LRA survivors welcome Kwoyelo verdict +++ German military base on lockdown
Street Debate: Can Kenya's protests change the status quo?
The 77 Percent talks to young Kenyans about the protests, the state's response and where this could all be heading.
Uganda: Landmark conviction of LRA fighter
Thomas Kwoyelo, ex-LRA rebel, has been convicted for brutal crimes. But the group's leaders remain at large.
Mpox outbreak declared a public health emergency in Africa
The viral disease has swept through a number of African countries, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The 77 Percent - Creative Industries in Africa
This week, The 77 Percent features creatives from across the continent.
Is Kenya's Gen Z ready for leadership?
Cai Nebe talks to Haki Africa's Khalid Hussein, Gen Z activist Jim India and DW correspondent Favour Ubanyi in Nigeria.
Kenya's youth protests – what has happened until now
What has happened in Kenya since protests started in June 2024. Here’s a recap.
Africa takes home 43 medals at Paris Olympics
Africa took home 13 gold, 13 silver and 17 bronze medals, with the final two awarded in the women's marathon on Sunday.
What is Rwanda doing differently?
President Paul Kagame was sworn in on Sunday for a fourth term in office. Unlike in other countries such as Kenya, Cameroon, Nigeria, and Uganda, where post-election violence has been a concern, Rwanda has experienced no such unrest. What is Rwanda doing differently? Does Kagame's 30 years in power suggest he is the best leader for Rwanda, or are there other factors at play?
How prepared is Africa to host an Olympics?
Can Africa, rich in sports history but yet to host the Games, feasibly bid for the Olympics?
The 77 Percent - The Magazine for Africa's Youth
The 77 Percent takes a look at current and past youth protests from Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa.
Guinea-Bissau escalates crackdown on press freedom
Life is getting more dangerous for independent or critical journalists in Guinea-Bissau. But now, people are rising up.
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