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Thursday 23 May  
Peter Wankulu
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The once young man behind the African Union

The African Union celebrates its 50th anniversary this week. But how did the preeminent network uniting 54 African states begin? A better question might be with whom did it begin. In this edition of Africa in
Cynthia Jadot, 30, owns three clothing stores in the DRC
Cynthia Jadot, 30, owns three clothing stores in the DRC
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Goma, Congo (Kinshasa)
Goma, Congo (Kinshasa)

This woman means business: Cynthia Jadot, DRC shopowner

Thirty-year-old Cynthia Jadot is the woman behind Valancy. The store in Goma, in the DRC province of North Kivu, has done well, appealing to men and women with a penchant for quality clothes imported from

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Video: MY FAIR NAIJABOY

WUA remakes a classic film: 'My Fair Naijaboy' starring special guest Naija Runs Girl. Watch as she uses compassion, and a whip, to transform naive Emeka Doolittle (played movingly by Ikenna Azuike) into a real Nigerian man.

Article: Bosco Ntaganda: A monkey off Rwanda's back

What might General Bosco Ntaganda's turning himself into the US Embassy in Kigali mean for Rwanda? Here's what our local blogger had to say.  By Sunny Ntayombya, Kigali

Video: Living a bit of Luanda in Lisbon

In this ninth clip from the Surprising Europe video series, we meet Puta Cossa, an Angolan musician and TV host who moved to Lisbon as a child.

Article: Uganda's child gold-seekers

When it comes to gold deposits, eastern Uganda’s Busia district may be rich, but the precious metal is being mined by those who are anything but.

Article: Kinshasa and Kigali: two governments, one interest?

Click below to hear Congolese cartoonist Thembo Kash's thoughts on how DR Congo and Rwanda seem to share a common interest.

Article: The missing children of Mali’s war

Fourteen-year-old Salif has been missing since August. His mother, Amina Diallo, thinks Islamists kidnapped him on his way to the market in their hometown of Gao and recruited him as a child soldier. By Issa Sikiti da Silva, Bamako

Article: Museveni's minister for homosexual affairs: ready for hire

Our blogger has finally found the job he would like to do in Uganda. It begins with a cover letter to President Museveni. By SebaSpace Dear Mr. President of the Republic of Uganda, Yoweri Kaguta Museveni:

Article: Mugabe’s multi-million rand sanctuary almost complete

President Robert Mugabe’s plush R200 million (16.6 million euro) mansion is nearly complete and ready for occupation, reports from South Africa suggest. By Nomalanga Moyo, as published by our partner SW Radio Africa

Article: Victims of Kony’s LRA try to rebuild their lives in South Sudan

Families in South Sudan are trying to pick up the pieces of their lives now that attacks by Joseph Kony’s Lord’s Resistance Army (LRA) have been declining.

Article: Zimbabweans approve new constitution

Zimbabwe’s new constitution received overwhelming approval from voters in a referendum on Saturday, according to final results released by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) on Tuesday.


Video highlights

A Ghanaian ex-pro footballer with a new goal
In this 15th clip of the Surprising Europe series, we meet Abu from Ghana....
Mrs. Fatou Bensouda, are you neutral?
RNW recently spoke to Fatou Bensouda, the Gambian chief prosecutor of the...
BRITISH GOVERNMENT HIDING SECRETS??
This week, Ikenna probes into why the UK government is organizing its first...