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Africa's week in pictures: 23-29 July 2021
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

A selection of the week's best photos from across the continent and beyond.

Tokyo Olympics: Kenya's runners form 'mum's club'
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

Top Kenyan female athletes have been juggling parenting and training for the Tokyo Olympics.

Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: Fighting escalates despite ceasefire
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

Forces in Amhara are battling rebels on three fronts along the border with Tigray, officials say.

Hushpuppi: Nigerian influencer pleads guilty to money laundering
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

Ramon Abbas, known as Hushpuppi, posted photos of his lavish lifestyle to 2.5m Instagram followers.

Tokyo Olympics: Nigerian federation 'bears responsibility' for ineligible athletes
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

The Athletics Federation of Nigeria takes responsibility for failings that sees 10 athletes ruled ineligible for the Tokyo Olympics.

South Africa riots: The inside story of Durban's week of anarchy
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

The worst unrest since white-minority rule ended has left deep scars, especially in the coastal city of Durban.

Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue and his love of Bugattis and Michael Jackson
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, tipped as Equatorial Guinea's next leader, is under sanctions in the UK and France.

Zimbabwean with football dreams to be kicked out of UK
Posted on Tuesday July 27, 2021

Christopher Arundell grew up in the UK but after doing time in jail is being deported to Zimbabwe.

Covid in Tanzania: Vaccination campaign gets underway
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

President Samia Suluhu's decision to have a Covid vaccine marks a change of approach for Tanzania.

Sunday Igboho: What's stopping Benin extraditing the Nigerian separatist leader?
Posted on Tuesday July 27, 2021

Nigeria's plan to have Sunday Igboho extradited are fading as he faces criminal accusations in Benin.

Kenyans sue the British army over fire at wildlife sanctuary
Posted on Monday July 26, 2021

Some 1,000 people are going to court after a fire destroyed 12,000 acres of land at a wildlife sanctuary.

Nigerian outrage at brazen bandit attacks
Posted on Sunday July 25, 2021

The shooting down of a military jet shows how organised crime is becoming more daring by the day.

Nigeria's hipster herders - the funky Fulanis
Posted on Saturday July 24, 2021

Fulani herders are usually found in forests herding cattle but when they go to cities, they dress in style.

Ethiopia's Tigray crisis: What's stopping aid getting in?
Posted on Friday July 23, 2021

A renewed surge in fighting has made it ever more difficult for aid to reach areas in desperate need.

Malawi’s president Lazarus Chakwera defends bringing family to London summit
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

Malawi’s president has brought family members on a UK trip but says they were needed for the event.

Tokyo Olympics 2020: Refugee weightlifter Cyrille Tchatchet on his journey
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

Cyrille Tchatchet has gone from despair to representing the Refugee Olympic Team in Tokyo.

Is there a future for Africa's lions?
Posted on Monday July 26, 2021

As lion populations decline across much of Africa, could community-led conservation help reverse this trend?

Afrobeats in Japan: British-Nigerian hip hop dancer teaching children how to dance
Posted on Sunday July 25, 2021

Yinka Oshiletu, a British-Nigerian hip hop dancer is bringing Afrobeats sounds to Japan's young dancers.

Mali insurgency: Investigating corruption allegations in the military
Posted on Monday July 26, 2021

Africa Eye investigates the cycle of death, violence and corruption in Mali's military.

DRC volcano: Reuniting children with families after the eruption
Posted on Friday July 23, 2021

Children are still separated from parents, two months after a volcano erupted near Goma in DR Congo.

Halima Aden and Tommy Hilfiger: ‘It’s not just about diverse catwalks’
Posted on Wednesday July 21, 2021

The world’s first hijab-wearing supermodel talks to fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger about why she quit the industry.

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News24.com | Blinken says Tunisian president promised 'democratic path'
Posted on Friday July 30, 2021

The US Secretary of State has expressed concern about the political crisis in Tunisia after President Kais Saied suspended the parliament and dismissed the government.

News24.com | Why picture of the president getting vaccinated is a game-changer for Tanzania’s Covid-19 response
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

By wearing a mask, getting her jab and even talking about Covid-19, Tanzanian President Samia Suluhu Hassan has shown a complete shift from her Covid-denialist predecessor.

Businessinsider.co.za | 10 Nigerian Olympians sent home as authorities ‘drop ball’ on not doing enough drug tests
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

The Athletics Federation of Nigeria took full responsibility for the mishap, while 10 athletes from five other countries have also been ruled out.

News24.com | Rwanda says it has killed 14 insurgents in Mozambique
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

Rwanda has killed 14 insurgents in Mozambique in fighting, an army spokesperson has said, adding that a Rwandan soldier had sustained a minor injury.

News24.com | Tunisian presidency sacks head of national TV channel
Posted on Thursday July 29, 2021

The Tunisian presidency has fired the head of the national television channel after two guests were briefly banned from entering its studios to take part in a programme.

News24.com | Court documents reveal ex-Glencore trader’s political bribes in Nigeria
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

A former Glencore trader who left the Switzerland-based commodity giant in 2019, pleaded guilty in New York on Monday to corruption and money-laundering charges.

News24.com | SA to send 1 495 troops to Mozambique
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

President Cyril Ramaphosa officially authorised the South African contingent, which will form part of the SADC's regional standby force.

News24.com | Covid-19: Zimbabwe approves J&J vaccine as third wave rages
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

Zimbabwe on Wednesday approved the US-made Johnson and Johnson Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use, the first Western-manufactured jab to be administered in the country amid a spiralling third wave of infections.

News24.com | Tunisia's judiciary launches funding probe into parties amid deep tensions
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

Tunisia's judiciary has opened an investigation into allegations political parties received foreign funding ahead of national elections held in 2019, the prosecutor's office told AFP on Wednesday.

News24.com | SA 'appalled' by Israel's African Union observer status
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

South Africa vehemently objected to last week's "unilateral" decision by the African Union Commission to grant Israel an official observer status at the organisation.

News24.com | Conflict 'behind us', Ivory Coast's Ouattara says after greeting rival
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

Ivory Coast President Alassane Ouattara has offered a hearty welcome to his predecessor Laurent Gbagbo as the rivals met for the first time.

News24.com | US wants to discuss duty-free trade access with African ministers before end-2021
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

The US’s trade chief plans to convene a meeting with African ministers before the end of the year to strengthen partnerships and discuss a law that provides duty-free access to the US for thousands of goods from sub-Saharan nations.

News24.com | US to ship 5.66 million Covid-19 doses to South Africa, 4 million to Nigeria
Posted on Wednesday July 28, 2021

The US government will ship nearly 10 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines to two of the most populous African countries - Nigeria and South Africa.

News24.com | EXPLAINER | Tunisia crisis: Will it end Arab Spring's democratic success story?
Posted on Tuesday July 27, 2021

Tunisia, the cradle of the 2011 Arab Spring revolts and long seen as its sole democratic success story, has been plunged into crisis with the threat of more turmoil ahead.

News24.com | Covid-19 restrictions are keeping 32 million children out of school in east, southern Africa
Posted on Tuesday July 27, 2021

An estimated 40 percent of school-aged children, in east and southern Africa, are not in school because of Covid-19 restrictions, according to Unicef.

News24.com | Tunisia crisis: Opposition party urges elections, warns against 'autocratic regime'
Posted on Tuesday July 27, 2021

Opponents of Tunisia's President Kais Saied, who sparked a crisis by ousting the premier and suspending parliament, challenged him Tuesday to hold new elections instead of building an "autocratic regime".

News24.com | Niger says 14 killed in attack near Mali border
Posted on Tuesday July 27, 2021

Armed men on motorbikes have killed 14 civilians in an attack on a village in western Niger, near the restive border with Mali, the government has said.

News24.com | US urges Tunisia to protect nascent democracy
Posted on Tuesday July 27, 2021

The US has voiced alarm over the Tunisian president's sacking of the government and urged the birthplace of the Arab Spring not to give up its nascent democracy.

News24.com | Ghana aims to receive 18 million Covid-19 shots by October
Posted on Tuesday July 27, 2021

Ghana hopes to receive over 18 million doses of Covid-19 vaccines before October as it struggles to contain a third wave of infections, President Nana Akufo-Addo has said.

News24.com | UPDATE | Night curfew ordered for Tunisia amid political turmoil
Posted on Monday July 26, 2021

Street clashes erupted Monday outside Tunisia's army-barricaded parliament, a day after President Kais Saied ousted the prime minister and suspended the legislature, plunging the young democracy into a constitutional crisis.

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