Africa

South Sudan

Bride, 16, sold in Facebook auction 'reminiscent of slave markets'

Bride, 16, sold in Facebook auction 'reminiscent of slave markets'

21/11/2018

World

Breakdancing in Tunisia steps up the beat

Ala Zrafi is a 30-year-old breaker (breakdancer) and the owner of The Urban Dance Academy in Tunisia.

16/11/2018

World News

Victory for conservationists as rare Mountain gorilla population rises

The mountain gorilla has now been declared by conservationists as not critically endangered.

15/11/2018

No Comment

11-year-old raises €14,000 to save orphaned rhinos

An 11-year-old South African boy takes care of rhino orphans by raising money on Facebook.

14/11/2018

Earth News

Eco-friendly wildlife safaris

Safari lodges setting the standard for responsible and sustainable travel experiences.

13/11/2018

Egypt

Mummified scarab beetles unearthed in Egyptian tomb

Archaeologists have unearthed a rare collection of mummified scarab beetles in an Egyptian tomb.

12/11/2018

Africanews

Challenges and opportunities of Africa's digital revolution [Inspire Africa]

Inspire Africa is in Cote d'Ivoire for a special edition of the show dedicated to the digital revolution that is ongoing on the African continent.

12/11/2018

Next Series

Vaccine research offers fresh hope against Ebola

In this Futuris, Euronews' Julian Lopez travels to Sierra Leone to see how survivors, scientists and medics are joining forces in an effort to develop a vaccine against the deadly Ebola virus.

12/11/2018

Libya

Palermo peace conference on Libya aims to forge agreement

With vital participants not attending and no clear agenda to guide the talks, there are slender hopes that the Italian hosts will be able to make progress on ending Libya's internal strife.

11/11/2018

Somalia

Death toll rises in Somali hotel bombing

Al-Shabaab Islamic militants claim responsibility for triple suicide bombing in Mogadishu, which is now known to have killed at least 39.

10/11/2018

Botswana

Hundreds of buffaloes drown in Botswana trying to escape lions

Hundreds of buffaloes have drowned in a river on the border between Botswana and Namibia.

09/11/2018

World News

'I'm one of the biggest users of our app' admits WorldRemit's Ismail Ahmed

Euronews spoke to WorldRemit founder Ismail Ahmed at the Web Summit.

08/11/2018

World News

Zara goes online in 106 more countries, shares soar

Spain-based clothing retailer Zara will make its products available to online shoppers in an additional 106 countries, many of them in Africa, parent firm Inditex announced on Wednesday.

08/11/2018

World

Over 70 schoolchildren kidnapped in Cameroon along with three supervisors

Over 70 schoolchildren have been kidnapped in Cameroon along with three adults, including their headteacher. The local governor has blamed it on separatist English militias, but no group has taken responsibility yet. In a country still divided along colonial lines, it's a fresh reason for conflict.

06/11/2018

Egypt

So-called Islamic State say they shot dead seven Christians in Egypt

Thousands of Christian mourners prepared on Saturday to bury six members of the same family who were killed while returning from a baptism at a Coptic monastery in Egypt's Minya province.

03/11/2018

Egypt

Christians in Egypt prepare to bury dead a day after attack

Gunmen killed at least seven in an attack on a bus driving towards a Coptic Christian monastery in Egypt.

02/11/2018

Tunisia

Tunisian migrants continue to risk all for the chance of a better life outside the country

Young Tunisians make up the largest number of migrants crossing the Mediterranean Sea. Euronews Correspondent Anelise Borges visited the coastal town of Zarzis in southern Tunisia to find out why so many Tunisian youths continue to risk everything for the chance of a better life outside the country.

30/10/2018

World

Tunisia's Migrant Cemetery of the Unknown

At least three times a week Chamseddine Marzouk tends to the ‘Cemetery of the Unknown’. He says he wants to provide dignity in death “each one of these bodies has a story…and a wish, a dream of another life.”

30/10/2018

Earth News

Could this boat solve the world's problems with plastic waste?

A colourful traditional sailing boat has been made up of millions of pieces of plastic to raise awareness of plastic pollution.

29/10/2018

My Europe Series

Niger: Europe’s migration cop?

In this edition of Insiders, we go to Niger, Africa’s gateway to Europe. Each year at least 100,000 migrants from Niger and neighboring Sub-Saharan countries used to travel from there to Libya in the hope of making it to Europe.

26/10/2018

My Europe Series

EU funds to tackle Niger's people smugglers miss their target

"Insiders" producer Sophie Claudet speaks with reporter Valerie Gauriat, just back from investigating the latest situation on Niger's border with Libya.

26/10/2018

Niger

EU policy failure & people trafficking in Niger

Europe's attempts to buy off smugglers to prevent migrants crossing the Sahara isn't working, as Niger cracks down on the business of human smuggling reports euronews' Valerie Gauriat.

26/10/2018

My Europe Series

Niger: Africa's migration sentinel

On the immigration, terrorism and global warming frontlines, one of the world's poorest nations has a multitude of problems piecemeal aid will not solve.

26/10/2018

World

Niger a hub for migrants travelling to and from Europe

Niger is a migration hub for those trying to reach Europe through Libya, as well as a laboratory for Europe’s remote control migration policy. As efforts to keep people from travelling to Europe step up, the effects are seen on the ground in Agadez, Niger.

26/10/2018

Democratic Republic Of Congo

New hope in the battle against Ebola in the DR Congo’s conflict zone

Euronews reports from Beni, where new treatments provide hope that a new Ebola outbreak can be contained despite fighting nearby between armed groups.

23/10/2018

Morocco

#Masaktach, how the Moroccan #MeToo began

Moroccan women condemn "the culture of rape and impunity".

18/10/2018