Series
Published 12 October 2026
DW News Africa is a weekly show that takes a deep dive into the stories and issues people are talking about across the continent. Join Eddy Micah Jr, Christine Mhundwa, Tomi Oladipo and Michael Okwu every Thursday. The show combines the best of DW’s on-the ground reporting and expert analysis from those in the know. And it introduces you to inspiring people changing their world – and the lives of others – in ways big and small.
DW News Africa is a weekly show that takes a deep dive into the stories and issues people are talking about across the continent. Join Eddy Micah Jr, Christine Mhundwa, Tomi Oladipo and Michael Okwu every Thursday. The show combines the best of DW’s on-the ground reporting and expert analysis from those in the know. And it introduces you to inspiring people changing their world – and the lives of others – in ways big and small.
Liberia has said that it will receive up to 1,200 foreign nationals deported from the US. DW News Africa asks how 14 African countries have become offshore detention centers for unwanted migrants. Meanwhile, in Nigeria, children accused of witchcraft are being forced onto the streets. A viral video from Calabar sparked outrage, but advocates say abuse and harassment continue.
On this week's DW News Africa, we explore the rise of South Africa's anti-immigrant movement. As thousands of foreign nationals are forced from their homes, we examine what's driving growing xenophobic sentiment, who stands to benefit from it, and the impact it is having on migrant communities across the country.
Tanzania’s parliament approved Deogratius Ndejembi as vice president after Emmanuel Nchimbi resigned amid reported disputes with President Samia Suluhu Hassan and debate over constitutional reform.
On this week's DW News Africa: Why millions in Nigeria are risking cancer and other health issues to put food on the table, as more people turn to spoiled produce amid rising costs.
The murder of nine women reignites South Africa’s debate over women’s safety. Plus, outrage and political pressure grow in Cameroon as the number of women killed rises.
On this week's DW News Africa, how conflict in Ethiopia could see global wars converge around the vital Red Sea waterway. Plus, Uganda’s royal rift over the crowning of a new traditional ruler of the Tooro kingdom.
Nigeria wants 60% of vehicles to be electric by 2050, but chargers are scarce and power unreliable. Meanwhile, insecurity on a key Red Sea trade route is pushing up costs for traders in Djibouti.
Kenya's Flood Fears | Heat and Drought
In Nigeria, some bet to pay for food and rent, only to lose what little they have. In South Africa, recovering gamblers share the toll of addiction as calls grow for tighter controls on online betting.
