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The Morning Call is a live interactive daily programme from the Africanews studio in Congo. Co-hosted by two anchors, the talk-show offers news from various perspectives with information from Africanews correspondents on the field, analysts and experts. The focus is to give up-to-date information from politics, interviews, business reports, sports and entertainment.
Weekly overview of football events across Africa and Europe: results, highlights, summaries, discussions and debate with professionals, experts and fans on the continent.
Every week, Business Africa airs business news with an African perspective on international and African economies.
A daily look at arts and entertainment across the African continent. Reports on cinema, music, fashion and cultural events and concerts.
Latest business news about African and world economies presented by Africanews.
Reports – Events and current affairs issues will be placed under the spotlight for in-depth analysis.
The Global Conversation is a discussion forum where euronews questions world leaders on world issues. Heads of State, policy-makers and key figures from civil society are challenged on their views of global problems, solutions and opportunities.
African and international news presented by Africanews.
All the latest high-tech news from the world of technology : robotics, computer science and sci-tech. Keeping you posted with latest technological developments.
Latest news on African and international sports presented by Africanews.
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