African news round-up: March 2022
Two-minute read: Your round-up of the latest news from Africa, including Nigeria’s on-going drug ring trial and the jihadist violence in the Sahel.
Two-minute read: Your round-up of the latest news from Africa, including Nigeria’s on-going drug ring trial and the jihadist violence in the Sahel.
As schools and business finally open after nearly two years, Ugandans find they have sunk into economic hardship as a result of President Museveni’s Covid power grab. By Issa Sikiti da Silva in Kampala.
Members of new opposition grouping are beaten and killed, sparking concerns for next year’s pivotal presidential poll. By Tomas Queface in Maputo.
Algeria threatens Morocco’s lucrative gas pipeline to Europe, after severing diplomatic ties with its neighbour. By Christopher Clark.
Thousands still struggling to survive following the May eruption of Congo’s Mount Nyiragongo. By Issa Sikiti da Silva in Kinshasa.
Mozambique’s war on terror intensifies, the EU announces plans to join the SADC and Rwanda mission. By Tomás Queface in Maputo.
A new race law is set to be put before the Congolese parliament that will disbar the president’s 2023 election rival. By Issa Sikiti da Silva in Kinshasa.
How exorbitant dowry demands are causing a major rethink on marriage in the DRC. By Issa Sikiti da Silva in Kinshasa.
The latest news round-up from across Africa, including Tunisia’s constitutional crisis to the conflict in the Central African Republic.
More than 300 died during the eight days of looting and violence that followed former president Jacob Zuma’s arrest. By Miriam Mannak in Cape Town.
The foiled attack on World Health Organization-critic Andry Rajoelina has raised concerns over foreign interference in Madagascar. By Jerome Armstrong in Zanzibar.