October 1, 2018

Nigeria at 58: Buhari ‘signs’ as Nigeria celebrates

President Buhari signs guest book at Eagle Square during 2018 Independence Anniversary. He was alongside (from left to right) Chief of Defence Staff, Gen. Abayomi Olanishakin, Chief of Air Staff, Air Marshal…

6 years ago

National·News

Chinese university pitches tents for parents of enrollees

In China, when your only child leaves school and goes to university, the family goes too. Since hotels near campuses are often booked out, a university in Tianjin has come up with…

6 years ago

News·World

Misery for Venezuelans on migrant trail

More than two million Venezuelans have left their country since 2014, fleeing political and economic turmoil. Other countries in the region say they are overwhelmed by the mass exodus. DW's Ofelia Harms…

6 years ago

News·World

Cancer poses a financial burden on Chinese families

Cancer rates are on the rise in China. It has become an epidemic that China's healthcare system was ill-prepared for, saddling many families with a heavy financial burden.…

6 years ago

News·World

U.K. firms fear a messy Brexit, BCC says

Adam Marshall, director general of the British Chambers of Commerce, discusses the impact of Brexit uncertainty on U.K. businesses. He talks with Anna Edwards on the sidelines of the Conservative Party conference…

6 years ago

News·World

War crimes court to hear ex-Ivorian leader’s demand for acquittal

The war crimes court in The Hague is to hear ex Ivorian leader Laurent Gbagbo's request for his immediate acquittal and release, from Monday (October 1) to Friday…

6 years ago

Africa·News

Mozambique – LNG investments and the fears of residents

Life in Palma district, far-northern Mozambique, will soon change due to natural gas investments. In 2018, Quitupu community will be resettled to another place. In a process embroiled in legal fails, people…

6 years ago

Business·News

I’m confident May will reach a good deal for U.K., says economic secretary

U.K. Economic Secretary and City Minister John Glen discusses Brexit negotiations, the Chequers' plan and the possibility of no deal. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: European Open" from the Conservative Party Conference…

6 years ago

Business·News

How viable is Nigeria’s art industry?

A large economy, a steady consumer-base from a booming and young population, are some of Nigeria's investment attractions. To what extent is Nigeria's Art Industry benefiting from these wins and is the…

6 years ago

Entertainment·Entertainment News

From soda can to cooking pot

Sierra Leone has no functioning public trash collection service. Some inventive tinkerers are taking matters into their own hands by turning discarded soda cans into stable and cheap cooking pots.…

6 years ago

Africa·News

October 01, 2018

Nigeria at 58: Buhari ‘signs’ as Nigeria celebrates

Chinese university pitches tents for parents of enrollees

Misery for Venezuelans on migrant trail

Cancer poses a financial burden on Chinese families

U.K. firms fear a messy Brexit, BCC says

War crimes court to hear ex-Ivorian leader’s demand for acquittal

Mozambique – LNG investments and the fears of residents

I’m confident May will reach a good deal for U.K., says economic secretary

How viable is Nigeria’s art industry?

From soda can to cooking pot

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