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DW News Africa with Tomi Oladipo, 26 March 2026

March 26, 2026

This week, we explore what's behind a rise in homophobic violence in Nigeria, as a survivor tells DW News Africa about an increase in beatings, blackmail and attacks. Plus: A report from the Kenyan region where millions are struggling to find enough food and water amid a life-threatening drought.

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DW News Africa is a weekly show that takes a deep dive into the stories and issues people are talking about across the continent. Join Eddy Micah Jr, Christine Mhundwa, Tomi Oladipo and Michael Okwu every Thursday.

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