Eye on Africa

00:15:43

Ebola: healthworkers worry for their life

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/19

In tonight's programme, WHO warns despite efforts, Ebola outbreak is accelerating rapidly. Also in Sudan, more than 1,000 civilians have been killed in drone strikes sincce the beginning of the year. And 'Africa now' pops up at the Galeries Lafayette showcasing African designers.

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00:14:56

Ghana pushes for concrete slavery reparations

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/18

In today's edition, leaders from Africa and the Caribbean meet in Ghana for a landmark conference on reparatory justice. Also, Taiwan has accused Kenya of bowing to Chinese pressure to sideline Taiwanese officials meant to take part in an international oceans forum that wrapped up in Mombasa. And at the Busuma camp in Burundi, refugees from DR Congo are fully behind their national team competing in the World Cup.

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00:12:15

Thomas Partey denied entry into Canada and sidelined...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/17

First, a Canadian court dismissed his appeal aghast the government's refusal of his visa last week. Then, Kenyan president William Ruto was among the world leaders attending the G7 summit. And, men in Northern Benin are being forced to confront uncomfortable realitites aabotu the lives of the women who live and love them. A training programme is raising awareness about how men can make a huge difference in alleviating the health risks and social pressures placed on women in some conservative

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00:12:46

World Cup 2026: Senegal lose to France in second-half...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/16

In tonight's edition: Senegal lose to two-time champions France at the World Cup as Les Bleus win 3-1 in their group stage clash. Also, Africa CDC warns the Ebola crisis in DR Congo has the potential to become the worst ever of its kind. Plus it's been 50 years since thousands of young South Africans from Soweto protested against apartheid's stranglehold on their education and the imposition of Afrikaans as a language of instruction.

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00:16:19

Western Cape still counting the cost of last month's...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/16

In tonight's programme: South Africa's Western Cape is still counting the cost of last month's devastating floods. Also, in DR Congo, the government has reported a substantial daily jump in Ebola cases. Plus Ivorian fans are living large in the wake of their team's victorious first World Cup appearance in 12 years on Sunday.

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00:12:13

What are the African teams' chances in the 2026 World...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/12

A record number of African nations are playing at the 2026 World Cup, but South Africa's opening defeat to Mexico has raised questions about the continent's chances. Can African teams turn numbers into history and finally win football's biggest prize? We take a closer look in this edition.

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00:12:36

Kenya: One dead in protest against US Ebola...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/09

In tonight's programme: Violence flares in Kenya, leaving at least one person dead, as police confront protesters over an Ebola quarantine centre planned for US citizens. Also, there's outrage over the US ban on referee Omar Artan, who was set to make history as the first Somali to officiate at a World Cup. Plus, Cape Town is feeling the strain of overtourism with a growing share of homes reserved for visitors.

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00:10:05

Ebola cases reach more than 500

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/08

In tonight's programme: The number of Ebola cases hits 550 in DR Congo as the WHO chief praises neighbouring Uganda for its response to the outbreak. Also, in Nigeria, the military says it has rescued over 400 women and children from Boko Haram extremists after they were abducted in May. And the countdown to the World Cup begins, but some Africans are facing visa problems, including an award-winning Somali referee.

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00:12:31

Somalia's capital rocked by gunfire

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/04

In tonight's edition, opposition figures in Somalia accuse security forces of attacking them at a meeting at the former PM's house. Also, critics of an African family values conference say that despite its purported push for the continent to define its own moral principles and priorities, the gathering in Ghana will roll back LGBT rights. And Nigeria’s National Museum is drawing a new generation of visitors to a revamped gallery that encourages a more hands-on experience.

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00:14:24

Kinshasa shuts down in protest against plan to reform...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/03

In tonight's edition, many in Kinshasa stayed home in protest at the possibility of their leader running for a third term. Also, hundreds of Malawians and others in South Africa flee for their lives as groups of xenophobic locals reportedly go door to door in the Western Cape with their threats. And Senegalese fans are worried they won't make it to the football World Cup as visa applications have been systematically rejected since the end of last year.

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00:14:33

Two killed in Kenya protests over US Ebola centre

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/02

In tonight's edition: Two people reportedly die in Kenya during protests over a planned quarantine centre for US nationals. Also, Kenyans march under banners bearing the names of hundreds of murdered women. Plus Beninese creators are turning to digital games to help young people explore their cultural heritage in new ways.

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00:13:06

Protest outside Kenya's Ebola quarantine centre for...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/06/01

In tonight's edition: Hundreds protest in Kenya over plans to build an Ebola quarantine centre for US citizens in the town of Nanyuki. Also, despite almost 300 suspected deaths from the outbreak, there have still been signs of progress in supplying rural Congolese health centres and millions are invested in speeding up vaccine research. Plus Ethiopia's leader is all but guaranteed a landslide victory in Monday's elections, amidst accusations of repression of opposition figures.

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00:12:30

WHO chief in DR Congo as efforts intensify to contain...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/05/29

WHO chief Tedros Ghebreyesus arrived in Kinshasa ahead of a planned visit to the eastern province of Ituri, the epicentre of the Ebola outbreak. We also speak to an investor who returned to DR Congo to grow chillis. Finally, the Caen Memorial in France is presenting an exhibition dedicated to sub-Saharan Africa, its history and its artists.

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00:11:43

Ghana introduces new e-visa system to boost tourism,...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/05/26

In tonight's edition: Ghana announces the end of visa fees for all African business travellers on Africa Day. Also, the WHO warns DR Congo's neighbours of the risks they face from the Ebola outbreak. Plus Senegal’s President Bassirou Diomaye Faye appoints economist Ahmadou ‌Al Aminou Lô as the country’s new prime minister.

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00:12:24

Health workers struggle with Ebola outbreak as WHO...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/05/22

First, with at least 160 lives already feared lost, health workers in the DRC are racing against time to contain a deadly disease that spreads as fast as it kills. Also, a diplomatic rift with the European Union is widening over security funding in Mozambique. The foreign ministry has criticised Brussels for halting support for Rwandan troops deployed in Cabo Delgado. And African animation is stepping out of the margins with bold global ambitions. As studios, streamers, and creators invest in

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00:15:47

Ebola treatment centre in DR Congo burnt down as...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/05/21

First, an ebola treatment centre in a town at the heart of the outbreak in DR Congo is torched by scared and frustrated locals in the midst of a health crisis that claimed at least 159 lives so far and continues to spread. Also, we talked with our guest about how computer science researchers and data workers from Africa are suffering some of the worst mental health effects of the industry. And, a small bakery is helping the job market rise. Khayelitsha Cookies, a women-led business on the outskirts

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00:14:46

Congo's Ebola responders decry lack of supplies

Eye on Africa ·

2026/05/20

In tonight's edition, first responders to DR Congo's Ebola outbreak say that they're struggling to source the basic supplies they need. And Kenyan campaigners give their government an ultimatum to deliver on promises to bring down the number of femicides.

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00:13:49

Nobel winner Mukwege warns of predatory US deal for...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/05/14

In tonight's edition, Congolese Nobel laureate Denis Mukwege slams the US-brokered peace deal in eastern DRC as predatory. Also, once dominant in Senegal’s economy, France is now being overtaken as China and Turkey emerge as the country’s leading investors. And we take a squint at the stellar career of South African sensation Tyla.

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00:12:56

Ghana to bring home 300 after anti-migrant incidents...

Eye on Africa ·

2026/05/13

In tonight's edition, hundreds of Ghanaians caught up in xenophobic attacks in South Africa are set to be evacuated. Also, Cape Verde is ranked among the 15 countries with the lowest rainfall in the world, and the vital resource is not only scarce but also expensive. And Sudanese refugees have been going back to classes set up by Libya, where they live in refugee camps.

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00:14:32

Deals and new partnerships at Africa-France summit

Eye on Africa ·

2026/05/12

In tonight's edition: Sovereignty was the buzzword of Kenyan President William Ruto at the close of the Africa Forward summit in Nairobi. Also, in the biggest change on the ground in months, Rwanda-backed M23 rebels have retreated from seized territory in DR Congo. And as the war in Iran continues to disrupt exports around the world, Zimbabwe's horticulture industry is also struggling with rising shipping costs, which are threatening vital exports.

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