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Christine Mhundwa

Anchor and correspondent for DW News and DW Africa

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Farmers in Nigeria's Borno state work on their field as guards stand by to protect them.

Farmers in Nigeria's Borno state work on their field as guards stand by to protect them.

Boko Haram militants terrorize farmers in Nigeria

As DW's Christine Mhundwa reports, the violence is exacerbating food shortages in northeastern Borno State.

Strasbourg | European Parliament

Strasbourg | European Parliament

New European Parliament sees shift to the right

European Parliament is due to meet for its first session since the election which saw big gains for the far right.

Rafael Grossi spoke with DW about the pros and cons of nuclear power in Europe.

Rafael Grossi spoke with DW about the pros and cons of nuclear power in Europe.

IAEA Director General talks pros and cons of nuclear power

UN nuclear watchdog chief Rafael Grossi discusses in a DW interview the benefits and dangers of nuclear power in Europe.

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Gisele Pelicot (C) exits the courtroom flanked by her lawyer Stephane Babonneau (L) and her sons Florian (2nd R) and David (R)

Gisele Pelicot (C) exits the courtroom flanked by her lawyer Stephane Babonneau (L) and her sons Florian (2nd R) and David (R)

Gisele Pelicot to give final testimony in mass rape trial

Gisele Pelicot to give final testimony in mass rape trial

The 72-year-old French rape survivor who became a feminist hero is due to give a final statement in her trial today.

A view of Nigerian protesters holding Russian flags

A view of Nigerian protesters holding Russian flags

Police in Nigeria arrest protesters flying Russian flags

Police in Nigeria arrest protesters flying Russian flags

In Nigeria's Kano State, at least 90 people have been arrested for waving Russian flags at cost-of-living protests.

A youth movement called for protests against the government's handling of a cost-of-living crisis.

A youth movement called for protests against the government's handling of a cost-of-living crisis.

Nigeria cost-of-living protests turn violent

Nigeria cost-of-living protests turn violent

A youth movement called for protests against the government's handling of a cost-of-living crisis.

1986 File photo of a police operation in a township

1986 File photo of a police operation in a township

How Nelson Mandela's ANC came to rule South Africa

How Nelson Mandela's ANC came to rule South Africa

The African National Congress has ruled in South Africa for 30 years, since the end of apartheid.

Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna speaks into a DW microphone

Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna speaks into a DW microphone

Kyiv expects NATO to announce measures on securing airspace

Kyiv expects NATO to announce measures on securing airspace

Ukraine's Deputy Prime Minister Olha Stefanishyna told DW about what she expects from NATO's Washington summit in July.

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Human rights group faults Europe's migrant detention centers

Human rights group faults Europe's migrant detention centers

The Committee for the Prevention of Torture (CPT) raises concerns over the treatment of migrants and asylum seekers.

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