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The Week in Africa
In this edition : Malnutrition threatens millions of children in the Central Africa Republic ; FDLR rebels suffer a blow in Rwanda ; and focus on a the High life music festival in Ghana.
In this Edition: The UN mission in the DRC is under fire for turning a blind eye to abusive military operations; will Madagascar emerge from crisis; and a report on Zimbabwe's fragile unity government.
The Week in Africa looks at why there is a chance the Presidential election in Ivory Coast may be postponed once again, examines the humanitarian disaster in Mogadishu, and investigates diamond trafficking in Namibia.
In this edition: Tough sentences handed down in the Angolagate arms trafficking trial; the Nelson Mandela foundation slams Congo-Brazzaville's leader; and the African Union adopts a convention offering protection to millions of uprooted Africans.
In this edition: Concern grows over the likelihood of Ivory Coast ever holding promised elections; South Africa's Zuma under pressure to tackle growing poverty; and foreign investors plunder Ethiopia's farming land.
In this edition: an exclusive report from Guinea where political tensions remain high after a bloody military crackdown; the 'butcher of Butare', one of the most wanted suspects in Rwanda's genocide is arrested; Kenya suffers a killer drought.
In this edition: The bloody military crackdown in Guinea on opposition protesters: a focus on cross-border banditry, on the rise in Benin; and a tribute to Miriam Makeba, the South African music legend.
In this edition: floods caused by heavy rain have killed nearly 160 people since June in West Africa; post-election violence mars Ali Bongo's victory in Gabon; and Cameroon responds to a report on the lavish holidays of President Paul Biya.
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