Protests against Tanzania’s presidential elections spilled over into Kenya. Eyewitnesses say police used tear gas and live ammunition to disperse demonstrators at a border crossing. Opposition figures put the...
APEC leaders meet amid concerns over Trump’s trade policies
The APEC Summit of the 21 leaders of Asia-Pacific countries kicked off on Friday. The meeting began under the cloud cast by the absence of US President Donald Trump. While Trump has sought to revive American industry...
Why are the RSF getting away with mass killings? | DW News
The UN has said that reports of fighters from the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces abusing and killing civilians in Darfur are “credible,” and that “the horror is continuing.” However, despite resolutions demanding an...
Environmentally friendly road surfacing made from recycled plastic | DW News
A Hungarian company has developed an environmentally friendly process for producing lightweight concrete for road construction from recycled plastic. For more news go to: Follow DW on social media: ►Instagram: ►TikTok:...
Sky correspondent speaks to Black River Mayor about Hurricane Melissa aftermath
Sky’s Martha Kelner has seen the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa in the Jamaican town of Black River. She spoke to the mayor about the aftermath of the disaster. #jamaica #hurricane #hurricanemelissa...
Ex-sergeant major jailed for sexually assaulting teenage soldier Jaysley Beck
A former sergeant major has been jailed for six months for sexually assaulting a teenage soldier, who later took her own life after being bombarded with messages by another senior colleague. Michael Webber, who was a 39...
Why Sudan could be at risk of full scale famine | DW News
Global outrage over the mass killings by Sudan’s paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has done little to quell the violence in the city of el-Fasher. Claims by the RSF that it has arrested the perpetrators are being...