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27:03
Africa Good Morning - 17 October 2025
From Tanzania’s tense 2025 elections to the DRC–M23 ceasefire agreement in Doha, Africa Good Morning explores the continent’s defining headlines. Namibia redeems its largest-ever Eurobond, while South Africa concludes its G20 presidency amid warnings on global debt. Plus, nine African nations celebrate historic qualification for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The show also features continental weather updates and Namibia’s top news videos. Watch on DSTV 285, GOTV 25, OneUpTwo.com, and NTV Afrika on YouTube. #AFRICAGOODMORNING #NTV #NTVAFRIKA #BORDERLESSBOUNDLESS
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AFRICA GOOD MORNING - 16 October 2025
Africa Good Morning covers today’s most significant stories, beginning with the passing of former Kenyan Prime Minister Raila Odinga at 80, reflecting on his decades-long impact on democracy. Madagascar’s top court appoints Colonel Michael Randrianirina as interim president following Rajoelina’s flight amid protests. Germany faces calls for an “Africa shift” to secure critical minerals. COMESA launches a cross-border digital payments platform connecting Malawi and Zambia, while Kenya passes a crypto asset regulation law. South Africa’s current affairs, sports, and entertainment are reported by Arrie Hougaard. #AFRICAGOODMORNING #NTV #NTVAFRIKA #BORDERLESSBOUNDLESS #KENYA #MADAGASCAR #GERMANY #COMESA #SOUTHAFRIC
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AFRICA GOOD MORNING - 15 October 2025
Cameroon’s Issa Tchiroma Bakary claims election victory, urging President Biya to concede after 43 years in power. Nigerian lecturers strike over pay disputes, while the UN warns that ceasefire violations persist between the DRC and Rwanda. Rwanda targets expansion in Africa’s $4 trillion service market, and Zimbabwe boosts its crocodile farming exports. Economic News highlights Spiro’s $150 million electric mobility investment and Bill Gates’ initiative to make obesity treatment affordable in Africa. Watch on DSTV 285, GOTV 25, OneUpTwo.com, and NTV Afrika on YouTube. #AFRICAGOODMORNING #NTV #NTVAFRIKA #BORDERLESSBOUNDLESS #CAMEROON #NIGERIA #DRC #RWANDA #ZIMBABWE
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AFRICA GOOD MORNING - 10 October 2025
This edition of Africa Good Morning explores Seychelles’ tight presidential runoff, Madagascar’s protests, Burkina Faso’s espionage arrests, and Nigeria’s ministerial resignation. We then turn to South Africa’s extension of Zimbabwean permits, Somalia’s Swahili language policy, and Namibia’s tribute to Sir Seretse Khama. The show also features Namibia’s key weekly news videos and an economic segment on Africa’s university rankings and South Africa’s inflation target debate with correspondent analysis. Watch AGM on DStv 285, GOtv 25, oneuptwo.com, and NTV Afrika on YouTube. #AFRICAGOODMORNING #NTV #NVTAFRIKA #BORDERLESSBOUNDLESS #SEYCHELLES #MADAGASCAR #BURKINAFASO #NIGERIA #SOUTHAFRICA #ZIMBABWE #SOMALIA #NAMIBIA #BOTSWANA
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AFRICA GOOD MORNING - 9 October 2025
Stakeholders urge Tanzanian authorities to protect journalists ahead of the 2025 elections, emphasizing media freedom in democracy, with reporting by our correspondent. Madagascar’s President Andry Rajoelina calls for a national dialogue following youth-led protests. The UN raises alarm over the humanitarian crisis in northern Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado. Nigeria’s Meta settles $32.8 million over data privacy breaches. Egypt’s Khaled el-Anani is nominated as UNESCO’s first Arab Director-General. South African current affairs, entertainment, and sports are covered by Arrie Hougaard. Watch on DSTV285, GOTV25, OneUpTwo.com, and NTV Afrika on YouTube. #AFRICAGOODMORNING #NTV #NVTAFRIKA #Tanzania #Madagascar #Mozambique #Nigeria #Egypt #SouthAfrica #BorderlessBoundless
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AFRICA GOOD MORNING - 8 October 2025
Madagascar’s president turns to the military to restore calm, while Tanzania reels from an ex-diplomat’s abduction. Tunisia frees a man once sentenced to death over Facebook posts, Somalia faces severe UN food aid cuts, and Congolese comedians bring laughter to conflict zones. Namibia highlights ICT minister Emma Theofelus’ digital ethics campaign and more with Eliot Ipinge and Kenya Kambowe. The World Bank lifts Africa’s growth outlook, and Angola returns to global markets. Catch Africa Good Morning on DSTV 285, GOTV 25, OneUpTwo.com, and NTV Afrika on YouTube. #AFRICAGOODMORNING #NTV #NVTAFRIKA #MADAGASCAR #TANZANIA #TUNISIA #SOMALIA #CONGO #NAMIBIA #ANGOLA
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AFRICA GOOD MORNING - 7 October 2025
President Arthur Peter Mutharika pledges to fix Malawi’s economy, while Tanzania’s Tundu Lissu faces treason charges and authorities warn against viral military content ahead of elections. Cameroon’s Paul Biya confirms his bid for an eighth term, and South Africa probes Ambassador Nathi Mthethwa’s death in Paris. In AGM Economic News, Dangote launches a $2.5 billion fertiliser plant in Ethiopia, and Morocco’s youth protests shake its reform image. Zimbabwe report by Talent Gore features current affairs, entertainment, and sport. Watch AGM on DSTV 285, GOTV 25, oneuptwo.com and NTV Afrika on YouTube. #AFRICAGOODMORNING #NTV #NVTAFRIKA #MALAWI #TANZANIA #CAMEROON #SOUTHAFRICA #ETHIOPIA #MOROCCO #ZIMBABWE #BORDERLESSBOUNDLESS
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AFRICA GOOD MORNING - 6 October 2025
This episode covers Tunisia’s unprecedented death sentence for social media criticism, Madagascar’s escalating protests under Rajoelina, and Morocco’s youth demanding social reform. We also feature Kenya’s historic DNA ruling linking children to UK soldiers, and Brenda Biya’s viral defiance in Cameroon. Mike Sichula delivers the Zambia Report, followed by South Africa’s $417 million education takeover and Mauritius hosting Africa’s new credit rating agency, AfCRA. #AFRICAGOODMORNING #NTV #Tunisia #Madagascar #Morocco #Kenya #Cameroon #Zambia #SouthAfrica #Mauritius #NVTAFRIKA #BorderlessBoundless
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