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South Africa: Why are people turning to weigh-loss drugs? (opens the original)
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To play this audio please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Sales of weight-loss medications and injectables have climbed to an estimated $187 million globally, with interest skyrocketing in one particular African nation: South Africa. Nearly half of all South Africans are now considered overweight and according to recent reports, one in 20 are thinking about using these drugs, which ordinarily have to be prescribed by a medical doctor. However,
Tanzania: Can international recognition save Tundu Lissu? (opens the original)
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To play this audio please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Tundu Lissu was arrested in April 2025 and charged with treason over statements and social media posts urging Tanzanians to boycott upcoming elections. While he acknowledges making the statements, he insists they do not meet the legal threshold for treason — a charge that can carry the death penalty. Meanwhile, the European Conservatives and Reformists Group has nominated Lissus for the
How young Cameroonians end up fighting in Russia's war (opens the original)
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Cameroon has emerged as one of the leading sources of African recruits for the Russian military, with young men lured to Europe by false promises of jobs and fast-tracked Russian citizenship, only to find themselves on the front lines of the war in Ukraine. As of May this year, Ukrainian officials say that nearly 3,000 citizens from various African countries were known to have fought — or to still be fighting — for Russia : Cameroon, Ghana, Egypt, Kenya and Uganda were identified as significant.
Ghana's community service bill: A fix for the prison crisis? (opens the original)
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Ghana's parliament recently passed the Community Service Bill, 2026. The piece of legislation is designed to introduce community service as an alternative to custodial sentences for minor offenses. The bill also seeks to ease pressure on the country's overcrowded prisons and reshape how justice is administered for minor crimes. The legislation establishes a National Community Service Secretariat and provides a legal framework for courts to impose community service in Ghana instead of imprisonmen
Germany's growing interest in Africa: A win for both sides? (opens the original)
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Wadephul is currently visiting Nigeria as part of a multi-country trip across Africa, after a major stopover in Mauritania, and before making a call on South Africa. The trip follows up on prior journeys to Africa by Germany's top diplomat, who visited Ethiopia and Kenya in January, and Morocco in April. Wadephul says these repeated travels to the continent are a strategic necessity as part of Germany's expanding engagement with Africa. "This is my third trip to Africa now. Why? Africa is a cont
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