One question to wake up to every weekday morning. One story from Africa, for Africa. Alan Kasujja takes a deep dive into the news shaping the continent. Ready by early morning, five days a week, Monday to Friday.
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What’s Nigeria’s beef with cryptocurrency?
Why is the Central Bank of Nigeria cracking down on cryptocurrency accounts?
Why are Somalia’s elections taking SO long?
Somali politicians can’t decide how to elect their president. So, what’s holding them up?
What’s going on in Ethiopia’s Tigray region?
Fighting in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has been going on for 100 days – but why exactly?
How has Covid affected our mental health?
Has the pandemic stretched Africa’s mental health services beyond breaking point?
Why are farmers and herders fighting in Nigeria?
Nigeria’s cattle herders are at loggerheads with farming communities – but why?
Is caning returning to Kenyan schools?
There are calls for more discipline – and perhaps a little caning – in Kenyan schools.
Is this the golden age for Africa's beauty industry?
The opportunities and challenges for Africa’s growing beauty industry.
Has Tanzania really beaten coronavirus?
Tanzania may have decided not to roll out Covid vaccines, but has it defeated the virus?
Could a new device stop women from getting HIV?
A new antiretroviral vaginal ring is raising hopes - but how effective is it?
Is coffee the future for South Sudan?
Could coffee help South Sudan fix a broken economy, battered by years of civil war?