The Global CEO of GE Gas Power, Scott Strazik says gas is a big part of the solution to Africa’s energy challenges and the scale, access and dependability of gas is a great catalyst to support renewable sources if Africa is going to create industries and advance manufacturing. He joins CNBC Africa to discuss ways to harness Africa’s gas potential.

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Cameroon prepares to head to the polls this Sunday but there are calls to boycott the polls as separatist unrest in its North and South West regions continues.Star power in South Africa as tennis greats Roger Federer and Rafael Nadaal battle it out on court for the 6th edition of the Match in Africa. And Africa's answer to the Nobel Science Prize : the Next Einstein Forum. We meet the man who's set up his own award to highlight the often-ignored contributions made by African scientists

South Africa is in for more power cuts, says President Cyril Ramaphosa in his state of the nation address. The speech gets off to a tough start as he's heckled by the opposition before he delivers the gloomy news. Also, DR Congo's former spy boss is reportedly briefly held after returning from Ethiopia. Kalev Mutondo was the head of the Congolese National Intelligence Agency under former leader Joseph Kabila until he was fired by the new president last year. And finally, in a bid to be more environmentally friendly, more South African surfers are ditching the fibreglass for wooden surfboards.

In an exclusive with DW, Angolan President Joao Lourenco spoke for the first time about allegations against Africa's richest woman, Isabel dos Santos. He also defended his role in a government led by her father.

As the United Kingdom finally leaves the European Union, good or bad, its departure will come with a mixed bag for Africa.⁣

African countries with close business ties to China, and making moves to prepare for coronavirus infected passengers. In Lagos, Nigeria, screenings have already begun.

Dennis Erezi and Solomon Fowowe present an alternative CAF Africa’s finest XI.

Every evening, French soldiers operating in Africa's Sahel region set up a temporary forward operating base in the middle of enemy territory. It is in these camps, in difficult conditions and under permanent risk of attack, that the troops live their daily lives.