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Protesters in DR Congo's Goma denounce East African military force+++East African leaders urge 'immediate ceasefire' in east DR Congo+++What did Pope Francis achieve on his Africa trip? +++Grammy for Nigerian Afrobeats star Tems

DW's AfricaLink Special Editon: Pope Francis visits DRC, South Sudan

Malawi government suspends anti-corruption boss+++ Martha Chizuma potrait+++Poor Kenyans likely to end up on death row: study+++Germany bans export of harmful pesticides to Africa+++SHOWBIZ: Eddy Kenzo Grammy nomination

Pope Francis slams 'brutal atrocities' in DR Congo+++Pope celebrates Mass with more than a million people in Kinshasa +++ Sextortion rife in Kenyan slums as women struggle to access clean water+++Kenyan prison gets facelift with "green tech" water treatment plant

Pope Francis lands in Kinshasa, DR Congo +++ The significance of the Pope's visit in an active war zone +++ GBV in Anglophone Cameroon +++ Showbiz

Nigeria elections: Character assissation or issue-based politics? +++ All is set for Pope's DR Congo, S. Sudan visit+++Liberian president George Weah delivers last state of the nation address+++ Nigerian artist Rema sets new YouTube record, report

DW's AfricaLink Special Editon:Anti-French sentiments in Africa

DW's AfricaLink Special Edition on Sexuality in Africa

Governance "flatlines" in Africa - 2022 Mo Ibrahim Index +++ What went wrong with Africa's governance? +++ Mystery of Nigeria's missing persons +++ US treasury Secretary meets Ramaphosa +++ Showbiz

DRC: Renewed fighting between government forces and M23 fighters +++ Senegal, true home of Jollof rice over Nigeria and Ghana +++ Nigerian refugees in Cameroon return home +++ Cholera kills 72 in Kenya, 14 counties affected

Emotions high as missing Cameroon journalist found dead+++Gambian vice president laid rest+++S.Africa hails friendship with Russia amid Ukraine war+++ Worst cholera outbreak in decades kills 750 people in Malawi

Special Edition: The most severe power cuts ever experienced in Southern Africa are threatening food and water supplies and disrupting the lives of millions of people.

Rwanda accuses DR Congo of abandoning Luanda peace deal++Police crackdown on protest against east DR Congo force++Africa bets on Brazil’s new President Lula da Silva

Actor Idris Elba and wife receive an award for food security campaign++Congolese refugees in Kenya demand repatriation++Gambia mourns death of vice president

How 50 women were kidnapped by Islamist terrorists in Burkina Faso +++ Nigeria and elections +++ Nigeria: Huge challenges for next president +++ Living with vesicovaginal fistula +++Talented toes: A Nigerian artist with cerebral palsy

Nigeria in shock after priest is burned to death++Rights groups in Zambia raise concerns over the minimum wages++World Economic Forum (WEF) begins in Davos

Special edition: The countdown is on for Nigeria’s presidential and parliamentary elections scheduled to take place on February 25th. The country is expected to see the highest number of youth participation yet. Some of the main issues on the agenda are high levels of youth unemployment, a failing economy, and insecurity.

German and French envoys visit Ethiopia++Nigeria electoral commission responds to delays of voters' card++Martha Chizuma, Malawi's anti-corruption chief

Remembering three years since the first COVID fatality+++State of COVID in Africa+++Dealing with long COVID

Organized crime is emerging as a bigger threat to Africa’s development than terrorism, analysts have claimed. In the wake of tough economic times affecting most African nations, more and more young people are ending up in criminal gangs. In Kenya and Cameroon, gang violence is an alarming concern. But do you think hard economic times is the only reason why young people turn to criminal gangs?