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Kenya's doctors' strike: Is there an end in sight?

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Kenya: Helicopter crash kills defense chief Francis Ogolla

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Sendung | The 77 Percent | Studentin Nancy Nakeny

Sendung | The 77 Percent | Studentin Nancy Nakeny

Kakuma, a town of refugees

Kakuma, a town of refugees

South Sudanese student and refugee Nancy Nakeny takes us around Kakuma and Kalobeyei, her home for 7 years.

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DW News Africa Moderator Eddy Micah (Artikelbild)

DW News Africa with Eddy Micah Jr., April 18, 2024

DW News Africa with Eddy Micah Jr., April 18, 2024

Botswana wants to send 20,000 elephants to Germany. President Masisi tells DW News Africa what's behind the offer. Plus: members of Uganda's LGBTQ community find refuge in Kenya, after their country's Constitutional Court upholds its anti-homosexuality bill. And: discover the unsung heroes of healthcare. We meet a taxi driver, making a big difference with small acts of kindness.

Angola "Mototaxi driver and Journalist, how?"

Angola "Mototaxi driver and Journalist, how?"

Angola: Taking on two jobs to make ends meet

Angola: Taking on two jobs to make ends meet

Can you imagine working as both a journalist and motorcycle taxi driver? Meet Angolan Goncalves Trigo dos Santos.

Healthworkers wear protective gear as they see cholera patients

Healthworkers wear protective gear as they see cholera patients

Deadly cholera outbreak hits southern Africa

Deadly cholera outbreak hits southern Africa

Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi are at the epicenter of a deadly cholera outbreak in southern Africa.

Leaders of ECOWAS countries pose on a red carpet at a summit in Abuja

Leaders of ECOWAS countries pose on a red carpet at a summit in Abuja

ECOWAS is under pressure to reform

ECOWAS is under pressure to reform

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is in crisis mode and observers are calling for profound reforms.

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A Zimbabwean gold coin being held between two fingers

Flip Side: Should Africa ditch underperforming currencies?

Flip Side: Should Africa ditch underperforming currencies?

African currencies continue to slump against major global currencies.

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A woman and three men sitting on plastic chairs in front of a house.

Genocide: Rwanda's village of reconciliation and unity

In the Rwandan village of Mbyo, Tutsi who survived the genocide now live together with rehabilitated Hutu perpetrators.

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A young woman sitting among a pile of belongings

Sudan's war: A year on, no hope for a cease-fire

In the year since war broke out in Sudan, fighting has created one of the worst humanitarian crises in the world.

Chibok school girls waiting after their arrival for rehabilitation at the Women Development Centre in Abuja (May 2017)

Chibok school girls waiting after their arrival for rehabilitation at the Women Development Centre in Abuja (May 2017)

Nigeria's Chibok girls: What happened in April 2014?

Ten years ago, 276 schoolgirls were abducted from Chibok in northeastern Nigeria. The kidnappings still resonate today.

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Shadows of German colonialism banner with a German military helmet and a map highlighting Benin, Cameroon, Namibia and Tanzania

Shadows of German colonialism

DW's new series on how German colonialism shaped modern-day Africa and what Africans think of Germany's colonial legacy.

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A chef wearing white, Jessica Munisamy, sits in a dim restaurant and speaks to the camera

South African chef revives Indian cuisine in Johannesburg

Jessica Munisamy fought hard for her place as a female chef, defying expectations. Now she is cooking up in Johannesburg

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A closeup of person's hand holding paint and working on a painting

Lusaka Art Center is Zambia's new hub for creativity

From art classes for children to exhibition spaces for local talent, the center serves as a space for contemporary art.

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A young man stands with his hands folded next to a modern building

Architect Akose Enebeli aims to put humans first

The Nigerian architect creates buildings that cater to people's needs while using sustainable materials.

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