Women’s World Cup: on target for less sexism?
Women's World Cup: on target for less sexism?…
‘Art doesn’t know colour’: Nelson Makamo’s portraits come to Paris
'Art doesn't know colour': Nelson Makamo's portraits come to Paris…
Africa’s biggest music fest blares in the ‘Valley of Heaven’
Some 30,000 people have attended the Bushfire Festival in Eswatini, which celebrates music, food, design, and cultural diversity.…
Trump says Irish border Brexit ‘wall’ will work out well
The US president said he didn't think there'd be any problem with the border "wall" in Ireland. He was quickly corrected by his Irish host, who said any such barrier was the…
Assessing Nigerian banks’ non-performing loans
Nigeria's National Bureau of Statistics says non-performing loans in Nigeria’s banking sector was at 10.83 per cent in the first quarter of the year. Muyiwa Oni, Regional Head of Equity Research at…
Uber COO and CMO Step down in leadership shakeup
After a tumultuous stock debut, Uber Technologies Inc. Chief Executive Officer Dara Khosrowshahi is parting ways with two top lieutenants in a major leadership overhaul. Barney Harford, the chief operating officer, and…
Why NASA is opening the ISS to commercial business
Jeff DeWit, National Aeronautics and Space Administration chief financial officer, explains why NASA plans to open the International Space Station to commercial business. He speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Balance of…
Women’s World Cup: France set the standard with big win on opening night
France got the Women's World Cup started with a 4-0 win over South Korea in front of expectant fans. DW's Sophie Serbini was in Paris to witness a fine performance in an…
Neymar sponsors withdraw ads after rape accusation
A woman who has accused Brazilian soccer star Neymar of raping her in a Paris hotel has testified to Sao Paulo police. His sponsors are backing out, but Neymar still enjoys massive…
In Central African Republic, traumatised children draw for therapy
In a makeshift tent, 43-year-old Congolese psychologist Mamie Nouria Meniko analyses the drawings of children suffering from PTSD in the Lazaré displaced persons' camp. Families from the region are squeezed together here,…