Focus on Africa Episodes Episode guide
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Burkina Faso's coup leader sworn in as president
Lt-Col Paul-Henri Damiba seized power from Burkina Faso’s President Roch Kaboré
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First science newspaper written in Kiswahili launched
MwanaSayansi is the first science and technology newspaper written in Kiswahili
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Migrants protest in Tunisia
They are complaining about being mistreated and the conditions of living
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Trial of Kenyan lawyer begins at the ICC
Paul Gicheru accused of corruptly influencing witnesses in William Ruto's case in Kenya
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Arrest of 'Fix The Country' activist in Ghana
Oliver Barker-Vormawor was detained after claiming online that he would stage a coup
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Ugandan activists present anti-torture petition to UN
They protest the silence of the Ugandan Human Rights Commission over alleged torture
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Protests in Sudan amidst mass arrests
The military government continues a wave of arrests of political leaders and civilians
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First WHO Chief's visits to South Africa since the pandemic
Dr Tedros Ghebreyesus has said it's not yet time to declare Covid-19 as endemic
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South Sudan at risk of further political violence, warns the UN
The UN has urged to carry out the implementation of a peace deal signed in 2018
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Teachers Union in legal challenge against Zimbabwe Government
The Government called for the suspension of thousands of teachers striking over low pay
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The filmammaker documenting Ghana's boxing culture
The documentary 'The City of Bukom' explores the history of Bukom fighters in Ghana
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Car of Libya's PM targetted by gunmen
PM Abdul Hamid al-Dbeibeh's car was riddled with bullets in the capital Tripoli
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Ugandan Government defends own human rights record
Information Minister says torture of writer Kakwenza Rukirabashaija will be investigated
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South Africa: Inventor wins legal battle against mobile phone company
Nkosana Makate invented Vodacom’s “Please Call Me” messaging service
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Ugandan author flees the country
Kakwenza Rukirabashaija, has accused the authorities of torturing him whilst in detention
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ICJ set to rule on DR Congo and Uganda reparation case
The International Court of Justice set to deliver its verdict on DR Congo and Uganda case
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Ghanaians declare Tuesday 'no calls day' in protest
They say it's illegal for the government to demand that all phones be re-registered
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Cheers as islanders sail to Chagos from Mauritius
The official reason for this boat trip is to map the reefs around the archipelago
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Millions of mangrove trees to be planted in Mozambique
Mangroves are key in the defence against the climate crisis
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Public holiday as Senegal win historic trophy
Thousands of joyous fans pour onto the streets
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Afcon 2021: Senegal declares public holiday after historic win
Huge crowds have gathered near the airport to welcome the victorious team
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Tunisia judges locked out of their offices after President Saied's decree
Police have closed the Supreme Judicial Council
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Nigeria uncovers suspected financiers of terrorism
Nigeria has turned to financial regulators to help in the fight against terrorism
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African Union summit to discuss spread of insecurity
The annual meeting in Addis Ababa is unlikely to discuss the Ethiopian civil war
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South Africa's new Covid-19 jab
Afrigen Biologics's new jab is built using publicly available data of the Moderna vaccine
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ECOWAS sets out conditions for coup leaders in the region
Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso are currently under military rule following coups.
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Machete attack kills at least 50 people in DR Congo
The attack was carried out at an IDP camp in Ituri province
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ECOWAS calls for the release of Burkina Faso's President
ECOWAS meets to discuss a response to the recent string of coups that have hit the region
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02/02/2022 GMT
Reports and analysis of the day's political, economic and sports news from across Africa.
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Calm returns to Bissau
Things are calm in the streets of Guinea-Bissau