Eye on Africa

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Join Georja Calvin-Smith for news, voices and stories from across Africa and the Maghreb, with FRANCE 24’s correspondents and our guests on set. From Monday to Friday at 9:45pm Paris time.

14時間前 · ビデオ

Senegal orders university closure following student's death during protests

In tonight's edition: There's anger, grief and unanswered questions in Senegal a day after a student protest turns deadly in Dakar. Also, in Sudan, deadly drone strikes are intensifying. And childbirth can be a matter of survival in some parts of Uganda: as hospitals fail and fees rise, expectant mothers are forced to seek care wherever they can find it.

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1日前 · ビデオ

UN warns of ongoing fatal drone strikes on civilians in Sudan's Kordofan

In tonight's edition: The UN human rights chief warns ⁠that fatal drone strikes on civilians are persisting in Sudan. Also, a week after the latest batch of documents was released from the Epstein Files, the names of several high-profile African figures are included in them. And a cultural debate has been whipped up between Ghana and Zambia over the outfit worn by Ghana's president on a visit: the traditional fugu.

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5日前 · ビデオ

Operation Savannah Shield launched as US troops confirmed in Nigeria

In tonight's edition: A new military operation is launched in Nigeria to stand between communities and extremist attacks after 162 people from a Muslim village were killed in an armed raid. Also, at the funeral of a Kenyan man killed in Russia's invasion of Ukraine, those left behind rail against the diplomatic silence and inertia. Plus Cameroon is hoping that people living in the capital Yaoundé will help tackle the city's enormous waste problem by sweeping their own streets with donated cleaning kits.

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6日前 · ビデオ

Dozens die in Nigeria's deadliest attack in months

In tonight's edition: Gunmen set fire to shops and homes in a suspected extremist attack on two villages in Nigeria's Kwara State. Also, a Doctors Without Borders hospital is hit in an air strike by government forces in South Sudan. And Quidditch takes off in Uganda as the team sport dreamed up for the pages of JK Rowling's magical series has morphed into quadball in real life.

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2月3日 · ビデオ

Ghana pauses passports for diaspora

In tonight's edition: Ghana freezes its warm welcome to African diaspora would-be citizens as the government shakes up the application process. Also, cancer is one of the leading causes of death in Africa, and rates are projected to go up more on the continent than anywhere else. Plus the picturesque Tunisian town of Sidi Bou Said lives in constant fear of landslides after heavy rains washed away homes and left the ground beneath them uncertain.

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2月2日 · ビデオ

Jacob Zuma's name appears in latest Epstein files

In tonight's edition: Former South African president Jacob Zuma crops up in the US Justice Department's latest Epstein files drop. Also, three years after the last devastating conflict in the region, Tigrayans living in northern Ethiopia are increasingly worried that their lives could tip back into war. And Nairobi Fashion Week wrapped up over the weekend, but designers are hoping that their message is a timeless one.

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1月30日 · ビデオ

Islamic State group claims responsibility for deadly attack on airport in Niger's capital

In tonight's edition: The Islamic State group claims responsibility for a deadly attack on the airport in Niger's capital Niamey. The ruling military accuses Benin, France and Ivory Coast of sponsoring the assailants. Also, there are fears of renewed conflict in in Ethiopia's Tigray region. Clashes this week raise questions about the future of a fragile peace deal. And for the second year in a row, the Grammy Award for Best African Music Performance is up for grabs, with many Nigerian artists in the race. In Lagos, a new project has brought together French artists from different musical genres and Nigerian Afrobeats talents.

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1月29日 · ビデオ

Climate change fuelled Southern Africa's catastrophic floods

In tonight's edition: Extreme flooding in Southern Africa has submerged towns and killed at least 200 people as scientists say climate change will make supercharged rainfall more likely in the years to come. Also, healthcare fraud undermines Kenya's already fragile system. And it's a first in the history of Beninese cycling: at just 18 years old, Georgette Vignonfodo is heading off the roads of Benin to take her journey up a gear with training in Switzerland.

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Join Georja Calvin-Smith for news, voices and stories from across Africa and the Maghreb, with FRANCE 24’s correspondents and our guests on set. From Monday to Friday at 9:45pm Paris time.