Deutsche Welle (Bonn)
Deutsche Welle is Germany's international broadcaster offering its services for Africa in English and French, as well as in Amharic, Hausa, Kiswahili and Portuguese.
Website: http://www.dw.de/africa
May 02
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Central African Republic: Media Freedom Under Threat After Coup
Journalists in the Central African Republic go on strike in protest against repression from the country's new leaders who seized power in a March coup. Read more »
April 05
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Uganda: Hunt for Rebel Leader Kony Put On Hold
A coup in central Africa has eased the pressure on indicted war criminal Joseph Kony. Until the political situation in the Central African Republic is clarified, an international... Read more »
April 04
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Chad: Questions Remain Over Govt's Role in CAR Ousting
At a summit in the Chadian capital regional leaders refused to recognize the self-proclaimed leader of the Central African Republic, Michel Djotodia. Read more »
April 02
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South Africa: South Africa Bids Farewell to Slain Soldiers
Hundreds of mourners gathered at the Swartkop airforce base in Pretoria to mourn the death of 13 South African soldiers who were killed in action by rebels in the Central Africa... Read more »
March 31
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Central African Republic: Post-Coup Government Named
Coup leader and self-proclaimed president Michel Djotodia has formed a caretaker government for the Central African Republic. In addition to the presidency, Djotodia will also... Read more »
March 25
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Central African Republic: Country in Disarray After Coup
Rebels have seized power the Central African Republic. Despite condemnation by the UN and sanctions from the AU, neither regional nor international players have much appetite for... Read more »
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Central African Republic: Coup Leader Promises Elections
The leader of a coup in the Central African Republic has said elections will be held, but that it will take two to three years. His further pledged to form a transparent interim... Read more »
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Central African Republic: UN Condemns Fighting After Rebels Overthrow President
The UN secretary-general has condemned the "unconstitutional seizure of power" in Central African Republic. France has sent troops to protect national interests in CAR as rebels... Read more »
March 23
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Central African Republic: Rebels Enter Capital
Rebels fighters in the Central African Republic have entered the capital, Bengui. Opponents of President Francois Bozize claim he has reneged on past peace deals. Read more »
March 24
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Central African Republic: France Sends Troops After Rebels Take Capital
France has said it is sending troops to the Central African Republic as rebels begin to take control of the capital, Bangui. The country's president has fled to neighboring... Read more »
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Central African Republic: President Flees as Rebels Take Capital
The president of the Central African Republic has fled to neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo after rebel troops seized the capital, Bangui. The rebels' advance continues... Read more »
March 23
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Central African Republic: Rebels Enter Capital City Bangui
Rebel forces have entered the suburbs of Central African Republic's capital, Bangui. The advance followed a gradual take over of nearby towns in an effort to oust the president. Read more »
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