Cameroon teachers on strike+++Liberia's three-year moratorium on FGM+++Are Africans willing to fight in the Russia-Ukraine war?

Human Rights Watch warns of Rwanda's fresh wave of free speech prosecutions+++ Nigeria's react to reintegration program of repentant ex-Boko Haram fighters+++ Guinea interim PM Mohamed Beavogui's speaks to DW+++ Experts warn of health risks posed by pesticide contamination in Uganda+++Malawi's new mothers eco-project

Ethiopian rights body claims they're being prosecuted after release of report on abuses+++ Somalia elections conclusion uncertain as deadline closes in+++ The tale of Kenya's bodaboda menace+++Zimbabwe's project to curb community water woes+++Day 20 of Russia invasion of Ukraine

Unity calls resonate in Freetown's 230 years celebrations+++Experts warn Ukraine retunees are at increased risk of anxiety and depression+++Kenya's president backs former arch-rival in elections+++Zimbabwean children born with congenital heart disease face a bleak future+++Monday sports wrap

Can South Africa mediate in Ukraine war?+++Ethiopia rights body says all involved in fighting in north executed civilians+++Guinea launches investigation in two Lebanese business wanted by the US+++ Will Abramovich woes dent Chelsea's performance?

Nigeria repatriates hundreds of its nationals, mainly students, from Ukraine+++Why are some African nations neutral on Russia-Ukraine war?+++ Fuel crisis hits Mogadishu+++Can young leaders transform the political order in Africa+++ Uganda mulls changing inheritance laws

Sudan arrests senior opposition leaders, crackdown on protestors+++ Frustration and fatigue among Ghana's COVID vaccinators+++Stranded Tanzanians reach Moscow after fleeing Ukraine war+++Growing violence targeting Zimbabwe's main opposition party+++A more just environment in Africa, for women by women

Young people's involvement in politics and policy processes is a contentious subject of debate in Africa. In some countries the youth have grown up knowing that they are tomorrow's leaders. Whereas in others, the clamor for change has seen mostly young people elected to key positions. But do you think young politicians can transform the political order in Africa?

Women journalists share their experiences in a male-dominated newsroom +++ Who decides on when, why and how to use contraceptives in a relationship? +++ Somalia failed to reach quota of women legislators +++ Uganda researches traditional COVID-19 remedies

Nigeria's disgraced 'super cop' Abba Kyari pleads not guilty to drug smuggling charges +++ Kenyans speak out on helping Ukraine fight against Russia +++ We look into Nigeria's extravaganza funerals +++ Herbs for hemorrhoids in Ghana