01:00 news Protesters angry over US police shooting of Black man forcefully dispersed Protesters gather outside the Brooklyn Center Police Department in response to the police killing of Daunte Wright, a 20 year old black man stopped ...
01:28 Egypt Covid-19 doesn't stop Ramadan traditions as shoppers hit Cario markets Ramadan celebrations have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic but with no curfew this time in Egypt, the atmosphere is a little more relaxed. ...
01:19 Chad Chadian youth see Sunday's presidential vote as mere ''theatre'' Chad holds its vote on April 11. But the central African country's youth are not excited about the exercise. President Idriss Debby, in power ...
00:40 Sudan At least 40 killed in tribal violence in Sudan's Darfur Khartoum signed a peace agreement in October with several rebel groups, particularly from Darfur. But some insurgent groups in the region have ...
02:42 Chad Chadian ex-warlord Baba Ladé to support Deby presidential candidacy Chadian former warlord Baba Ladé has decided to support the political camp and presidential candidacy of Idris Deby Itno.
02:39 Cameroon Cameroon mourns the passing away of Christian Cardinal Tumi Archbishop emeritus Christian Cardinal Tumi dies at 91
00:40 Somalia Al-Shabab Attacks Military Bases in Southern Somalia Explosions at 2 Somali army bases kill at least 9
01:04 Central African Republic Central African Republic rebel chief Sidiki Abass dies In December, Abass and his 3R movement joined a rebel alliance seeking to overthrow President Touadéra
01:40 South Africa South Africa: Gibela to produce 62 high-tech trains per year Billed as the continent's largest train manufacturing plant, South Africa's Gibela is building the country's next fleet of high-tech trains.
00:39 Libya Libya intercepts boat carrying 138 Europe-bound migrants Libya's coastguard intercepted an inflatable boat carrying 138 Europe-bound migrants off the country's western coast on Wednesday, the country's ...
01:40 Pollution In Tunis, birds wade past waste in key Africa wetlands Sijoumi lagoon, one of North Africa's most important wetlands that became a dumping ground during decades of urbanisation
01:17 Libya France welcomes Libya's pacification and reopens its embassy Monday France will next week reopen its embassy in the Libyan capital Tripoli in a sign of a gradual return of stability to the country.
01:10 Egypt Egypt buries first victims of rail disaster as train traffic resumes Train traffic resumed Saturday morning in southern Egypt after two trains crashed into each other the day before, killing 32 people and injuring ...
01:20 Egypt Victims of deadly train collision in Egypt to be doubly compensated Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah el-Sissi intends to have victims of Friday's deadly train crash be doubly compensated.
11:10 Business Africa How Covid-19 is hitting Madagascar's growing economy [Business Africa] In this episode of Business Africa, we look at Madagascar's economy, Kenya's plans to make 5% of vehicles electric and how onion producers in ...
01:15 Human Rights DRC former police chief Gen. John Numbi wanted by authorities Prosecutors of the Democratic Republic of Congo have launched an investigation into former police chief General John Numbi over the high-profile ...
00:58 Libya A top Libyan military commander wanted by ICC shot dead al-Werfalli, 43, was accused of, among other things, "directly committing and ordering" killings " in seven incidents, involving 33 people" from ...
01:20 Egypt Massive cargo ship turns sideways, blocks Egypt's Suez Canal A massive cargo ship has turned sideways in Egypt's Suez Canal, blocking traffic in a crucial East-West waterway for global shipping
00:54 Central African Republic CAR ex-president takes over leadership of rebel group fighting the govt François Bozizé, is the new rebel leader in the Central African Republic. The former president has officially taken over the leadership of the ...
01:52 Ivory Coast Emblems of a city, the bats of Abidjan face troubled future In Ivory Coast city of Abidjan, there are thousands of bats living in trees between the skyscrapers of the business community.
01:10 Gambia Gambian held in Germany suspected of link to AFP reporter murder A Gambian man has been remanded in custody in Germany on suspicion he was part of an army hit squad under the orders of ex-Gambian president ...
01:21 Central African Republic Central African Republic votes in shadow of rebel offensive The Central African Republic CAR began voting in the second round of a legislative election on Sunday as it battles back against a rebel insurgency ...
00:51 Tunisia Tunisia begins Covid vaccination with health care workers Medical staff in Tunis on Saturday began to receive some of the first Covid jabs in Tunisia.
01:06 Senegal Senegal: Prayers held for victims of deadly protest At Friday prayers in Senegal, many worshippers pray for those who have died in recent political protests which were sparked on by the arrest ...
00:58 Central African Republic Central African Republic gears up for tense vote amid violence The Central African Republic is bracing itself for a second round of parliamentary elections on Sunday, which comes after a rise in rebel violence ...
01:06 Senegal Senegal: Opposition group calls for "peaceful" protest on Saturday The M2D group has called for a peaceful protest against the rape charges brought against opposition leader Ousmane Sonko.
02:08 Senegal Senegal opposition leader urges protesters 'come out massively and peacefully' Senegal's main opposition leader called on Monday for "much larger" protests, but urged non-violence after days of deadly clashes in the West ...
Ivory Coast Ivory Coast's Plateau bats are key to the environment but under threat In addition to their ancient presence and their status as a symbol of the Plateau district, bats play an ecological role in fertilizing many ...
01:14 Opposition Senegal opposition leader charged with rape and released on bail Senegalese opposition leader Ousmane Sonko, whose arrest has sparked violent protests, was released under judicial supervision, his lawyers said. ...
02:12 Zimbabwe Two Zimbabwean women refuse to be defined by gender As a nod to International Women's Day, we take a look at two Zimbabwe women who refuse to be defined by gender.
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