Africa's push for a permanent UN Security Council seat

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African leaders at the UN General Assembly demand permanent seats on the Security Council — deciding war, peace and sanctions. How realistic is reform, and what stands in the way?

23 Sep English Germany News

AFCON's U-Turn: Why African football is returning to a two-year cycle

Just a year after deciding to stage the Africa Cup of Nations every four years, CAF has reversed course and restored the tournament's traditional two-year cycle. The move has sparked debate across the football world.

12 Nov 25 min

South Africa: Are the days of ANC dominance over?

What's next for South Africa's democracy after the ANC's recent losses? Eddy Micah Jr. speaks to Tasneem Essop from the Society, Work and Politics Institute (SWOP) and DW's Dianne Hawker-Kalubi.

11 Nov 25 min

Tundu Lissu verdict

Tanzania's opposition leader Tundu Lissu has avoided a possible death sentence after a high court acquitted him of treason charges. Still, he was sentenced to four years for incitement.

10 Nov 25 min

What can Nigeria do to stop Ebola after the latest case?

Nigeria is racing against time after confirming an imported Ebola case linked to travel from Uganda. Can Africa's most populous nation prevent further spreading, and declare their nation Ebola-free once more?

9 Nov 25 min

Moyale violence drives Ethiopians into Kenya

Up to 50,000 people have crossed from Ethiopia into Kenya after renewed violence in Moyale. Women and children make up much of the growing humanitarian crisis, aid agencies say.

6 Nov 26 min