Nigeria: U.S., UK, Canada Issue Travel Warnings Over Protests

Nigerians have announced 10 days of protests amid the worst cost-of-living crisis in a generation. The UK government warned the protests could turn "violent with little warning." Read more »

Mali: Rebels Say They Killed Soldiers in Restive North

Tuareg rebels claim they have killed Malian soldiers as well as Russian mercenaries from the Wagner group in the country's embattled north. Read more »

Kenya: Kenya's Youthful Protesters Unimpressed By Cabinet Changes

After dismissing nearly his entire cabinet in response to ongoing protests, Kenyan President WIlliam Ruto hopes to rebuild confidence in his leadership. He is even extending an… Read more »

Rwanda: Human Rights Not Top Priority in Rwanda, but Hopes Remain

Rwanda's development after the 1994 genocide may spell success to many outside observers. But its human rights record leaves much to be desired. What prospects for change does… Read more »

South Africa: Ruth Weiss' Lifelong Struggle for Justice

As South African journalist Ruth Weiss turns 100, DW spoke with her about her lifelong commitment to seeking justice for those experiencing racism and antisemitism. Read more »

Mauritania: Dozens Killed, Many Missing in Migrant Wreck Off Mauritania

At least 25 people died and many more were missing after a migrant boat capsized off Mauritania . Read more »

Ethiopia: Landslide Deaths Reach 229, Five People Pulled Out Alive

Scores of people have been killed after heavy rains in the remote south of Ethiopia. Authorities warned the death toll could continue to climb as bodies as well as survivors were… Read more »

Africa: How Is Biden's Retreat Perceived in Africa?

Joe Biden and his US administration sought to strengthen America's ties with Africa. His decision to bow out has attracted a lot of praise, and many Africans seem excited about… Read more »

Ethiopia: 'People Digging Through the Mud With Their Bare Hands'

Scores of people have been killed after heavy rains in the remote south of Ethiopia. Authorities warned the death toll could continue to climb as bodies as well as survivors were… Read more »

Sudan: Sudan's RSF Agrees to U.S.-Backed 'Cease-Fire' Talks

The talks in Switzerland, supported by the United States, seek a nationwide cease-fire in Sudan. The Sudanese Armed Forces, which opposes the Rapid Support Forces paramilitary, has… Read more »

Uganda: Uganda Detains Dozens of Anti-Corruption Demonstrators

The capital Kampala has been put in lockdown amid fears of a youth-led protest against government corruption. There have been early reports of demonstrators being arrested. Read more »

Uganda: Uganda Protesters Refuse to Bow to Official Threats

Ugandans who have vowed to hold protests on Tuesday say they won't be deterred by warnings issued by the police or President Yoweri Museveni. The protests are inspired by… Read more »

Cote d'Ivoire: Heat Wave Worsening Inflation, Precarity

In Ivory Coast, living conditions are becoming increasingly precarious. Fruit and vegetable markets are struck by high inflation. The situation has worsened recently with a drop in… Read more »

Cameroon: Cameroon Opposition Doubts Reasons for Election Postponement

Cameroon's government has decided to postpone parliamentary and municipal elections. The decision has ignited fierce debates over implications for the future, with many doubting… Read more »

Africa: Should African Nations Develop Their Fossil Fuel Resources?

Senegal is the latest African country to start producing oil. But would Senegal and other African countries be better off in the long term keeping their oil and gas in the ground? Read more »

West Africa: German Ties in West Africa 'Not a Charity Campaign'

Germany is pulling its military out of the terror-stricken Sahel region. At the same time, it wants to expand ties in West Africa because Europe's security depends on Africa,… Read more »

Cote d'Ivoire: Baerbock Observes Counterterrorism Training in Ivory Coast

Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock held talks with Ivorian President Alassane Ouattara and visited a German-supported military academy on the second day of her trip to West Africa. Read more »

Rwanda: Paul Kagame - Rwanda's Strongman Leader

Paul Kagame, the main man in Rwanda for three decades, is widely credited with the country's post-genocide recovery. But critics say he has stifled opposition and endangered… Read more »

Kenya: Anti-Govt Protests On 'Total Shutdown Tuesday'

A fresh wave of anti-government protests dubbed 'Total Shutdown Tuesday' has swept across Kenya. As police and protesters clashed countrywide, gunshot wounds and other injuries… Read more »

Nigeria: High Cost of Living Bites Citizens Hard

The worst economic crisis in decades in Nigeria has citizens sacrificing to make ends meet. Economic reforms are on the cards but for now medicines, food and other basic… Read more »

West Africa: German Foreign Minister Visits West Africa Amidst Sahel Violence

Germany's top diplomat is traveling to Senegal and Ivory Coast, two of the last democracies in a region otherwise plagued by sectarian conflict. Senegal has become a major transit… Read more »

Nigeria: Nigerians Struggle to Make Ends Meet Amid Economic Crisis

The worst economic crisis in decades in Nigeria has citizens sacrificing to get by. Medicines, food and other basic commodities are priced beyond the reach of many. Read more »

Rwanda: Rwanda Votes, Kagame Victory Almost Certain

After prominent opponents were barred from running, President Paul Kagame was widely expected to win another term. Despite a reputation for autocracy, he enjoys support at home for… Read more »

Kenya: Kenyan Police Arrest Suspect in Dumped Bodies Case

Kenyan police said they had arrested a man who had confessed to killing dozens of women. It comes after bags containing dismembered bodies were found in a slum in the south of the… Read more »

Rwanda: President Kagame Reelected With 99% - Early Results

Projected results from the election commission after polls closed in Rwanda put incumbent Paul Kagame on 99.15%. Turnout was said to be 98%. Only two opposition candidates with no… Read more »