Episodios

  • Can the army curb South Africa's organized crime wave?

    Can the army curb South Africa's organized crime wave?
    Mar 5 2026
    As organized crime surges, South Africa is turning to the army for support. But can soldiers succeed where policing has struggled, or is the country risking escalation?
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  • How the US-Israel war with Iran is reshaping Africa

    How the US-Israel war with Iran is reshaping Africa
    Mar 3 2026
    The US-Israel war with Iran is pushing up fuel costs, slowing shipping, and raising security risks across Africa. We break down how the fallout is hitting trade, energy, and stability across the continent.
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  • Malawi bans dual jobs for health workers

    Malawi bans dual jobs for health workers
    Mar 2 2026
    Malawi has banned health workers from holding dual roles in public and private facilities, aiming to curb corruption and boost accountability. Doctors say the move could hurt care and plan to challenge it.
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  • Ghana's cocoa price slash sparks outrage

    Ghana's cocoa price slash sparks outrage
    Feb 25 2026
    Ghana's cocoa industry is facing a major shake-up after the government slashed the producer price by 28%. It's a heavy blow for many of the country's 800,000 cocoa farmers. But officials say they were forced into the decision after global cocoa prices plunged. Eddy Micah Jr. speaks with Nana Aduna II of the Ghana National Association of Cocoa farmers and DW correspondent Eric Mawuena Egbeta.
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  • EU lifts sanctions on Zimbabwe — What next?

    EU lifts sanctions on Zimbabwe — What next?
    Feb 26 2026
    After more than two decades of travel bans, asset freezes, and diplomatic strain, the EU has removed most of its targeted sanctions on Zimbabwe. The move marks a major reset in relations, but its impact remains uncertain. Eddy Micah Jr. speaks with political analyst Gibson Nyikadzino and DW correspondent Privilege Musvanhiri.
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  • Kenya-Somalia border reopening sparks fears

    Kenya-Somalia border reopening sparks fears
    Feb 24 2026
    Kenya plans to reopen key border crossings with Somalia 15 years after attacks blamed on Al-Shabab extremists forced its closure. The move that is intended to boost trade and reunite families has sparked security concerns.
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  • How did 1,000 Kenyans end up in Russia's war on Ukraine?

    How did 1,000 Kenyans end up in Russia's war on Ukraine?
    Feb 23 2026
    Nearly 1,000 citizens of Kenya have reportedly been lured to fight for Russia in Ukraine. Now, their families are pressing the government to intervene while it pushes Moscow for answers. But how did so many young job seekers end up on the frontlines of a foreign war? Eddy Micah Jr speaks with Dr. Edgar Githua, an international relations expert, and DW correspondent in Nairobi, Felix Maringa.
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