Merkel doesn’t have a `Grand Coalition,’ lawmaker says
Gesine Loetzsch, a lawmaker from Germany's Die Linke party, discusses Chancellor Angela Merkel's efforts to end months of political deadlock by forming a government.…
Police raid Gupta home
Elite South African police have raided the residence Gupta brothers suspected of using their ties to President Jacob Zuma to influence Cabinet appointments and land state contracts.…
Nigerian Senate lauds Total’s $16bn investment
CNBC Africa’s Christycole Popoola caught up with the Senate's Ad-hoc Committee Chairman, Solomon Adeola to get some clarification on the Senate's position on the Egina Project as well as plans to review…
Rise and fall of Zuma
President Jacob Gedleyihlekisa Zuma appears to be on his way out as South Africa’s president. The 76-year-old Zuma started out in politics at an early age and joined the African National Congress…
300 x faster WiFi promised by light ray technique
Eindhoven University of Technology researchers say their prototype device can provide WiFi speeds hundreds of times faster than current commercial systems, using infrared rays of light.…
Nigeria’s pioneer status: Impact on agro-processors
As an incentive to attract investments in more sectors in Nigeria, the Federal Executive Council recently announced the pioneer status incentive for 27 industries.…
‘The beginning of the end’ for Netanyahu
Left-wing Israeli paper Haaretz announces "the countdown to the end of Netanyahu's political life" after police announced he should be charged over alleged bribery cases.…
Farmers Herdsmen – One killed in Ekiti, three others in Oyo
Farmers Herdsmen - One killed in Ekiti, three others in Oyo.…
Press freedom in Kenya at a crossroads
The Kenyan government has been accused of trying to stifle dissent after it temporarily shut down three leading privately owned TV stations. As DW's Kathryn Omwandho reports, the fight between the media…
Soyinka says Herdsmen are new breed of Boko Haram
Soyinka says Herdsmen are a new breed of Boko Haram.…