IN AFRICA
IN AFRICA — The daily flagship news from Africa — the news of the world's players at work on African ground, and what it means for Africans. The world in Africa, nothing else.
Each edition runs for 40 minutes in two parts, with four or five main stories per part and three or four more in brief. It is fast, live and varied: packages, live correspondents, graphic explainers, studio explainers, expert interviews and a newsbelt. Each Flagship runs in two 20-minute parts, with news and business updates in the breaks, so a viewer who stays for less than twenty minutes still leaves informed.
The line is drawn not by geography, but by the flow of influence and interdependence. The word “international” qualifies the relationship, not the dateline: a Gulf fund buying an African port is an international story reported from African soil, and a national budget debate is a domestic story wherever it is reported from.
Segments
The footprint of foreign entities operating within the continent
Two 20-minute parts
Four or five main stories per part
Three or four more in brief
Forty minutes
Transmission
09:00 GMT · Daily · Repeats 11:00 · updated edition 15:00
Anchored from
Presented from Africa
Editorial lens
World-In
