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AfricaLink | Deutsche Welle 08.03.2018 | 19:00 UTC Exclusive Interview: Zimbabwe's new opposition leader Nelson Chamisa Zimbabwe's new opposition leader Nelson Chamisa is 40 years old and he intends to run against President Mnangagwa on a youth ticket. DW's Privilege Musvanhiri asked him how he plans to do lead the party. Exclusive Interview: Zimbabwe's new opposition leader Nelson Chamisa Zimbabwe's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai 'has left big shoes to fill' Divisions threaten to split Zimbabwe's MDC party Zimbabwe: Succession wrangle at Morgan Tsvangirai's funeral Zimbabwe: President Emmerson Mnangagwa says elections to be held by July Emmerson Mnangagwa: the Crocodile who snapped back US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson: Ethiopia needs 'greater freedom' During a visit to Ethiopia, Rex Tillerson has said the answer to violence in the East African country was greater freedom, and that the country should lift its state of emergency as quickly as possible. Chinese companies in Africa Ethiopia searches for renewal after Hailemariam Desalegn's resignation Donald Trump denies slur against migrants from 's***hole' countries Ethiopia under state of emergency following prime minister's resignation Not just for the boys! Women and girls embrace science in Kenya Many people still think that science and maths are subjects for men and boys. In Kenya that has certainly been the case, but now things are changing with a new initiative designed to encourage girls to take up science. Using science to boost food security Teaching girls to code The 77 Percent: Young girls and science Science and technology revolution in Africa African sci-tech revolution? Pulse: Young African minds, big innovative ideas From brain drain to brain regain. Two African scientists on the road back home Looking for the new Einstein in Africa Africa innovation prize winners tackle continent's challenges International Women's Day African women filmmakers break down barriers and challenge taboos Female filmmakers in Africa face many hurdles, from sexual harassment to the belief that women have no place in the movie industry. That isn't stopping them from telling women's stories on film. Ethiopia: Heroines fighting for gender equality Help for Malawi's victims of obstetric fistula African, female, with a message online Enter our travel video competition! Did you shoot brilliant pictures of the world's most beautiful places on your last vacation? Then send us your video and win a DW travel backpack and DW rain jacket!   © Deutsche Welle 2018