Arama sonuçlarınız

Trailblazing Congolese Microbiologist inspires next wave of scientists - Across Africa Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe is a scientific icon in DR Congo. He's also an inspiration for the next generation of Congolese biologists. Also across Africa, more than 30% of harvests are lost pests and...

The Turning of the Bones - Across Africa Every few years Malagasy communities hold joyful ceremonies where the remains of lost loved ones are exhumed, cared for and introduced to the newest members of the community. Also although Tunisia was decades ahead of many other countries in giving woment...

From Senegal to Central America - Across Africa More well off would be Senegalese migrants are heading to Central America in the hopes of making it into the States. But the journey is often fraught, expensive and uncertain. Also in Kenya the rising cost of living has added to the mental health...

Eight UN peacekeepers detained over sex abuse claims in DR Congo The UN mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo (MONUSCO) announced on Wednesday that it had taken "strong measures" against peacekeepers suspected of "serious misconduct".

The United States officially labels the ousting of Niger's president a 'coup' The announcement means the US will be suspending financial aid and military support to the country. Meanwhile the first convoy of French troops prepare to leave the country. Also in this edition: Liberia heads to the...

US cuts Niger aid by more than $500 million as France starts troop pullout France has begun withdrawing troops from Niger after being ordered out by coup leaders as the United States on Tuesday cut off more than $500 million in assistance to the insurgency-hit Sahel nation.

Madagascar president launches re-election bid amid accusations of 'institutional coup' Madagascar's outgoing president Andry Rajoelina launched his re-election campaign on Tuesday, promising "an orange wave" to thousands of supporters wearing his party colour who gathered in the capital...

France begins withdrawing its troops from Niger France has begun withdrawing its troops from Niger after being ordered out of the West African nation by the leaders of the July coup that ousted the pro-Paris president, the military said Tuesday.

Murder and violence mark Rwanda’s ‘extraterritorial repression’, says HRW Rwanda's government has murdered, attacked and disappeared critics beyond its borders in a campaign of "extraterritorial repression" that must be challenged by the international community, Human Rights Watch (HRW) said...

Football legend Weah eyes second presidential term as Liberia votes Liberians vote Tuesday on whether to give football legend George Weah a second term as president, with peace among voters' main concerns in a nation still scarred by back-to-back civil wars.

Dozens dead in Yaoundé landslide after heavy rains Precariously built homes were swept away as water swept down from above as an entire section of a hill collapsed. Also in this edition: In Kenya, President William Ruto called for a ceasefire and said Kenya would stand with Israel. And finally...

Gabon's coup leader Nguema appoints new parliament Gabon's coup leader General Brice Oligui Nguema on Saturday appointed members of a new national assembly and senate for a transitional period ahead of promised elections on an unknown date.

USAID to slowly resume food aid to Ethiopia after suspension in June over fraud The renewed aid comes after follows reforms put in place by the Ethiopian government and agency partners to improve food distribution. But USAID will keep most operations suspended after concerns of systematic...

Ivory Coast president removes prime minister, dissolves government Ivory Coast's President Alassane Ouattara has removed the prime minister and dissolved his government, the presidency's secretary general Aboudramane Cisse said on Friday.

Malian army's Kidal offensive sparks misinformation on both sides A large convoy of the Malian army set out from Gao on October 2, towards the strategic northern region of Kidal and stronghold of the Tuareg separatists. Accounts sympathetic to the Malian army and Tuareg separatists have shared...

French army says it will begin withdrawing troops from Niger 'this week' French troops will begin withdrawing from Niger "this week", Paris said Thursday, after a falling-out with the military junta in power since a July coup.

Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine says he is under house arrest after returning from overseas Ugandan opposition leader Bobi Wine said Thursday he was under house arrest after being seized by security officials on his return home from a trip abroad.

Human Rights probe on Ethiopia scrapped In tonight's edition: A UN human rights probe on Ethiopia will soon wrap after no international attempt was made to extend it. Increasing numbers of Senegalese migrants are heading to Central America in hopes of eventually making it to the United States...

Europe, Africa and South America to host games in 2030 World Cup In tonight’s edition: The 2030 World Cup is set to be hosted on three different continents by Morocco, Portugal and Spain as well as three South American countries. And we speak African innovation as the continent sees biggest...

Mali army, northern rebels head toward potentially decisive confrontation Mali’s army is deploying towards a northern separatist rebel stronghold in a high-risk operation which could foreshadow a widescale confrontation and prove a turning point after a decade of conflict.