AfricaLink
News, Analysis and Service from Germany and Europe - in 30 Languages
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04
OCT
AfricaLink Live on Air — 04 October 2022
With support from allied militia, Somalia hunts al-Shabab+++ Apple music honors Nigeria’s musical history with a month long campaign+++Kenya’s glass blowing company thrives amid pandemic+++The impact of Europe's energy crisis on African businesses
03
OCT
AfricaLink Live on Air — 03 October 2022
Ousted Burkina Faso leader Damiba in Togo after coup: government++++Who is Ibrahim Traore, the soldier behind Burkina Faso's latest coup?+++Calls for more funding as pre-COP27 climate talks open in DR Congo+++Sports
30
SEP
AfricaLink Live on Air — 30 September 2022
More gunfire in Burkina Faso capital after junta leader urges calm+++Ebola kills five in Uganda, 19 other deaths likely connected, president says+++Impact of South Africa's blackouts on migrant businesses+++Sports
29
SEP
AfricaLink on Air — 29 September 2022
Zimbabwe writer Tsitsi Dangarembga found guilty +++ Africans win "Alternative Nobel" +++ Saving food waste in Kenya +++ Rwanda: Children of local and foreign parents who end up on the street +++ Starmakers - Ikorudu Bois
28
SEP
AfricaLink Live on Air — 28 September 2022
Nigeria elections - campaigns kick off +++ Who are the main presidential contenders? +++ How exactly will Nigeria clean up its voter register? +++ Corruption in the Niger Delta
27
SEP
AfricaLink on Air — 27 September 2022
Amnesty calls for Guinea sexual violence law ahead of 2009 massacre trial+++Kenyan lawyer in ICC case linked to new president found dead+++Somalia training women electricians+++World Rabies days: the situation in Kenya+++The far right comes to power in Italy
26
SEP
AfricaLink on Air - 26 September 2022
Kenya's Kipchoge breaks marathon world record in Berlin +++ Two Zimbabwe MPs mark 100 days in jail for inciting violence +++ Is Tanzania introducing military service? +++ Cameroon doctor makes cervical cancer screening accessible
24
SEP
The 77 Percent —What can be learnt from Queen's seven-decade rule?
Queen Elizabeth II's death has reignited the conversation about Britain's colonial past. Countless atrocities were committed under her watch and some believe the queen missed the opportunity to apologise while alive. And in Kenya, some of the mau mau fighters who faced atrocities from British soldiers under the queen's watch continue to demand justice.
23
SEP
AfricaLink on Air - 23 September 2022
Renewed calls for Africa's seat in the UNSC +++How Africa can achieve its interests under heavy influence +++Do Africans want to see the continental body in geopolitics.+++ Sports
22
SEP
AfricaLink on Air - 22 September 2022
The Cameroon government admits its troops killed civilians. +++ 77th UNGA, a summary of African leaders' pitches+++Is there a media clampdown in Malawi?+++Is there media clampdown in Malawi?+++ Starmakers - Mejja Genge
21
SEP
AfricaLink on Air — 21 September 2022
African leaders gather in New York for the 77th Session of UNGA +++ Africa's argument for a permanent membership at the UNSC +++ Are Kenyans happy with President William Ruto? +++ Why are Ghana's indigenous people getting guns? +++ City models made from waste show a sustainable way forward
20
SEP
AfricaLink on Air — 20 September 2022
Uganda confirms first death from Ebola virus since 2019+++Tensions rise in Somalia as powerful clans fight against Al-Shabab militants
