Global Japan Japan and Ghana team up to fight disease in West Africa In partnership with The Government of Japan The Ghana-based Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, established more than four decades ago, is yet again stepping up its efforts to fight disease in West Africa as part of its international collaborative research programme. 23/07/2020
World News IOM responds to Euronews' investigation into the EU-IOM initiative This is a response from the IOM to the series of three investigative articles Euronews published on the Joint Initiative between the IOM and the EU to repatriate migrants from Libyan detention centres. 22/07/2020
Euronews Debates COVID-19 a 'disaster' for Africa's growing tourism industry The COVID-19 pandemic is having a devastating impact on Africa's growing travel and tourism sectors. How can the continent get back on track to growth? 21/07/2020
Green News The dark side of forest conservation: Who are the Sengwer tribe? Eileen Gbagbo on Kenya's Sengwer tribe and why conservation efforts forced them out of their ancestral home. 20/07/2020
Libya EU countries threaten sanctions against foreign interference in Libya Chancellor Angela Merkel, president Emmanuel Macron and prime minister Giuseppe Conte issued a joint declaration on Saturday as they met in Brussels to discuss the coronavirus recovery package. 18/07/2020
World How is Tunisia developing MedTech to fight COVID19 with limited resources? Some hospitals in Tunisia are developing a variety of new technologies to combat the novel coronavirus, despite facing a number of setbacks in funding and resources. 17/07/2020
Sci-Tech The Huawei DigiTruck - a driving force for digital literacy In partnership with Huawei Huawei's DigiTrucks are helping to bridge the digital divide by providing learners with skills, knowledge and positive attitudes for handling computer devices 16/07/2020
Green News Drop in tourism leaves orphaned baby elephants without funding African elephants could be extinct in 20 years according to the WWF. 12/07/2020
Ivory Coast Ivory Coast PM and presidential candidate Amadou Coulibaly dies Coulibaly, the presidential candidate of Ivory Coast's ruling party, died just days after returning from two months of medical treatment in France. 08/07/2020
Business Series Innovative measures in Angola help protect country's economy In partnership with Governo de Angola In this week's Business Angola, Euronews' Serge Rombi finds out how Angola has managed to protect its economy during the coronavirus health pandemic. 08/07/2020
No Comment Kenyans march to demand the end of police abuses amid COVID-19 flux Over 50 people were arrested according to local media. 07/07/2020
Algeria France hands over remains of Algeria's resistance fighters They were returned to Algeria after 170 years, in the latest move to heal the wounds of France's colonial past. 05/07/2020
No Comment Egypt reopens pyramids after coronavirus shutdown They were reopened for the first time in more than three months. 03/07/2020
No Comment Locusts in Kenya threaten to cut off food supplies Some experts are searching the most remote corners of Kenya for desert locusts to contain them before the wreak havoc on crops. 02/07/2020
Europe Decoded Internet shutdown in Ethiopia amid unrest at singer's death NetBlocks tell Euronews the extreme scale of the outage is "rare" and "worrying to see". 01/07/2020
Malawi Opposition wins historic rerun of Malawi's presidential vote Lazarus Chakwera’s victory late Saturday was a result of months of determined street protests in the southern African nation. 28/06/2020
World Why is hip-hop bringing change in Tunisia’s Kasserine Mountains? Bordering Algeria, poverty and unemployment in Tunisia’s Kasserine Mountains has gone some way towards nurturing young recruits for extremism. Hip hop dancing, however, has emerged as a new way to potentially combat militant recruitment. 26/06/2020
Democratic Republic Of Congo Second deadliest Ebola outbreak in history is over, says WHO Eastern Congo has also marked an official end to the second-deadliest Ebola outbreak in history 25/06/2020
Libya Turkey is playing a dangerous game in Libya, says France's Macron The French president's remarks on Turkey's military intervention in the Libyan civil war follows an encounter between the two NATO allies' ships in the Mediterranean 23/06/2020
Nigeria Libya was hell, but for Nigeria’s migrants, home isn't much better Europe paid over 300 million euros to send people like Evelin back to their home nations. It forgot about her once she was there. As Euronews' repatriation investigation continues, we hear another horrific story from those who took part in the scheme. 21/06/2020
Eritrea Eritrean migrants claim EU voluntary return programme isn’t voluntary Eritrean migrants on a flight last year told Euronews that they were forced to fly back to Asmara even after they changed their minds. The UN says Eritrea is one of the most repressive countries on earth - so why is the EU paying for migrants to return there? 20/06/2020
Green News Could chocolate be the next victim of the pandemic? Fairtrade is working to protect cocoa farmers being hit hard by the coronavirus. 19/06/2020
World News The EU is paying migrants to go home and stay there. It's not working A Euronews investigation across seven African states over six months has uncovered massive failings in a programme that has so far paid for 80,000 migrants to go home. 19/06/2020
South Africa Hospital train reaches South Africa's more remote COVID-19 patients The country accounts for around a quarter of all Africa's COVID-19 cases. 13/06/2020
No Comment Rabat tramways don face masks to encourage Moroccans to wear them Tramways in Rabat are decorated with face masks, which people must wear outdoors as part of Morocco's battle against COVID-19. 12/06/2020
Tunisia Tunisian MPs reject asking France to apologise for 'colonial crimes' The motion did not pass amid fears it would jeopardise relations with France, Tunisia's most important commercial partner. 11/06/2020