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AfricaLink News: April 22

AfricaLink News: April 22 22.04.2026

Nigeria charges six over coup allegation +++ US mulls sending Afghan refugees to DR Congo +++ US politician accuses Nigeria minister of bribery

Top stories in 90 seconds

Top stories in 90 seconds 22.04.2026

DW brings you the top international news stories in brief.

Should Europe pay for slavery? Ghana takes historic resolution to the UN

Should Europe pay for slavery? Ghana takes historic resolution to the UN 22.04.2026

Ghana wants the UN to declare the transatlantic slave trade the worst crime in human history. But as the push for reparations grows, European leaders are pushing back. Here's what's at stake.

Trump extends US-Iran ceasefire as talks remain on hold

Trump extends US-Iran ceasefire as talks remain on hold 22.04.2026

US President Donald Trump has extended a fragile ceasefire with Iran indefinitely, while maintaining a blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran has given no indication that they are ready to re‑engage in peace talks.

Pope Leo in Cameroon: Faith, power and politics

Pope Leo in Cameroon: Faith, power and politics 22.04.2026

Pope Leo XIV has drawn huge crowds in Cameroon, calling for peace and condemning corruption. His message is stirring both hope and debate. So can faith help shape Cameroon's political future?

Germany's finance minister wants to scrap spousal tax splitting

Germany's finance minister wants to scrap spousal tax splitting 22.04.2026

Highly controversial, but not well understood: German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil wants to change the tax benefits for married couples.

Nepal: Interior minister elected on anti-corruption platform steps down amid financial investigation

Nepal: Interior minister elected on anti-corruption platform steps down amid financial investigation 22.04.2026

Nepal's new government elected on an anti-corruption platform after youth protests toppled its predecessor has now lost two ministers in weeks. Sudan Gurung said he was quitting to ensure "a fair investigation."

Japan rethinks security policy in face of expansionist China

Japan rethinks security policy in face of expansionist China 22.04.2026

Japan is scrapping restrictions on overseas arms sales to boost security cooperation with allies, shifting its pacifist stance amid China's growing military activity in the Asia-Pacific.

GMF Career Bites: Insights from Ellen Heinrichs, Founder & CEO of the Bonn Institute

GMF Career Bites: Insights from Ellen Heinrichs, Founder & CEO of the Bonn Institute 22.04.2026

For the first edition of GMF Career Bites, we spoke to Ellen Heinrichs, founder and CEO of the Bonn Institute, which promotes constructive and solution-oriented journalism.

ICC blocks ex-Philippine President Duterte release, says it can try him

ICC blocks ex-Philippine President Duterte release, says it can try him 22.04.2026

Judges ruled the court has authority to try the former Philippine leader despite the Philippines' exit from the ICC.

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