Tonight on Africa 54:
VOA updates on developments in Burkina Faso following the military removal of President Roch Kabore from office, claiming he failed to unite the nation; Cameroonian health experts report over six dead and 40 injured because of a stampede that happened at Olembe stadium during an AFCON fixture between hosts Cameroon and Comoros; Doctors without Borders officials confirm the release of nine of its members in Sudan following their arrest in Khartoum Monday.
If you want to know what’s trending in news, health, sports and lifestyle, then tune in to Africa 54. Airing Monday through Friday, this 30-minute program takes a closer look at the stories Africans are talking about, with reports from VOA correspondents, and interviews with top experts and analysts. Africa 54 also serves viewers with timely information about health, education, business and technology. And for the young and young at heart, Africa 54 provides a daily dose of pop culture, including music, fashion and entertainment.
If you want to know what’s trending in news, health, sports and lifestyle, then tune in to Africa 54. Airing Monday through Friday, this 30-minute program takes a closer look at the stories Africans are talking about, with reports from VOA correspondents, and interviews with top experts and analysts. Africa 54 also serves viewers with timely information about health, education, business and technology. And for the young and young at heart, Africa 54 provides a daily dose of pop culture, including music, fashion and entertainment.
West African regional frustrations pile up as Mali refuses to cave in to elections pressure but Europe and United States insist on engaging Mali’s military government; Sudanese prosecutors speak out against the killing of more than 70 protestors; VOA has an exclusive interview with U.S. Secretary of State, Antony Blinken on U.S. Russia tensions amid concerns regarding respect for Ukraine's borders.
Citing “unconstitutional” developments, the U.S. delisted Mali from a trade program that allows for exporting many items duty-free to the American market amid complaints by artisans in the country; And, an interview with former Miss Uganda and a public health associate and an author, Zoe Nakuya to talk about overcoming the stigma associated with a failed marriage and single motherhood.