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DW Africa produces the daily AfricaLink podcast, the weekly Under The Baobab Vodcast, reports and breaking news from the continent.

DW Africa is a platform for especially young Africans to debate issues that also resonate with other young Africans. We prioritized young Africans under 35 because the continent is home to the world's most youthful population. A recent UN census put that figure at 77 percent. These young and vibrant Africans are shaping the continent with new ideas, innovations and political participation. DW Afri

ca is playing a part in making that happen. DW Africa is a Social Media offering of the English for Africa department of Deutsche Welle (DW), Germany's international public service broadcaster. DW broadcasts news and information on TV and radio and offers online articles, audio and video on-demand in 33 languages. Help keep the discussions on this channel civil and refrain from using any racist or sexist slur and attacking other users' personalities. For further information, click the "DW Netiquette" link below. Netiquette: http://www.dw.com/en/dws-netiquette-policy/a-5300954

01/12/2025

The Gambian government has confirmed the arrest of Sanna Manjang, a former operative of the infamous Junglers unit, which has been linked to torture, enforced disappearances, and extrajudicial killings during the Yahya Jammeh regime. Manjang was reportedly apprehended in Senegal as part of a joint security operation between Gambian and Senegalese authorities.

01/12/2025

Five individuals have appeared in court after being arrested for allegedly attempting to leave South Africa to join the Russian army. They face charges under the Regulation of Foreign Military Assistance Act (Act 15 of 1998).

30/11/2025

Cell phones from China, internet services from the US, and renewable energy from Europe. Africa is capitalizing on a wave of investment from global powers vying for a top spot. What does this mean for the continent?

29/11/2025

Nigeria exported $2.57bn worth of crude oil to the US between January and August 2025, making it America’s largest African supplier by far. New US Census Bureau data shows Nigeria provided 55% of all African crude imported by the US in that period—33.23 million barrels out of a total 60.75 million barrels. No other African nation came close, with Nigeria’s shipments far ahead of Angola, Libya, Ghana, and others. In effect, more than one in every two barrels of African crude reaching US ports came from Nigeria

29/11/2025

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has declared a nationwide security emergency after a spate of attacks and mass kidnappings. Soldiers at the frontline tell us they’re fighting with little equipment, low pay and poor living conditions. We look at whether Nigeria is facing a crisis it can no longer contain. Plus, the story of an extraordinary Zimbabwean woman who has won the German Africa Award 2025

29/11/2025

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29/11/2025

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has fired his powerful chief of staff and top negotiator, Andriy Yermak, after investigators raided Yermak’s home in a major corruption probe. The dismissal comes as Ukraine faces a renewed Russian offensive and a controversial US peace plan viewed as favoring Moscow. Yermak is accused of involvement in a $100-million energy-sector kickback scheme, sparking public anger amid nationwide blackouts from Russian strikes. Yermak, long viewed as Ukraine’s second-most powerful and most divisive figure, was known for centralizing authority and sidelining critics. He and Zelenskyy were notably close, often appearing together at official events, with media reporting they even shared living quarters in the presidential bunker.

29/11/2025

Across Africa, fearless women are rising to confront gender-based violence. These five activists are transforming person.

29/11/2025

Former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan says what happened in Guinea-Bissau was not a real coup but a “ceremonial coup.” Jonathan, who led an election observation mission, said it was strange that President Umaro Sissoco Embalo announced the “coup” himself and continued speaking freely to the media, claiming he had been arrested. He said the election was peaceful and results were ready before the disruption, urging ECOWAS and the African Union to release the official results. His comments suggest Embalo may have lost and used the military to block the announcement. Meanwhile, Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio announced on X that the military has released Embalo and that he has taken refuge in Senegal.

29/11/2025

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28/11/2025

South Africa declared gender-based violence a national disaster in the run-up to this year's worldwide 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence (GBV). The president made the announcement as women around the country staged a shutdown to demand a solution. Why is GBV still so prevalent in a country where it's illegal?

28/11/2025

Senegal’s Prime Minister has dismissed reports of a coup attempt in Guinea-Bissau, describing it as a "fabrication." He accused President Umaro Sissoco Embalo of using the military to hold onto power after losing the first round of elections. On Thursday, Guinea-Bissau’s military installed Major-General Horta Inta-a as transitional president, removing civilian authorities before official results from the weekend’s presidential and legislative elections could be announced. "What happened in Guinea-Bissau was a sham. We want the electoral process to continue," said Senegal’s Prime Minister Ousmane Sonko during a parliamentary session. "The [electoral] commission must be allowed to declare the winner." Embalo has since arrived in Senegal after being released by military forces. Reports allege he ordered security forces to detain opposition leaders and create chaos to justify a state of emergency. The situation has raised concerns about regional instability, with ECOWAS closely monitoring developments.

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