Yousra Elbagir

Yousra Elbagir, a Sky News Africa correspondent based in Kampala, shares her insights on Uganda’s contested election amidst a tense atmosphere. She highlights the internet blackout and the violent military response to protests over disputed tallies. Elbagir discusses President Museveni's questionable victory claims and hints at potential family succession plans. The conversation also touches on the discontent among Uganda's youth, exemplified by the challenges faced by opposition leader Bobby Wine, reflecting the broader trend of authoritarianism in Africa.

Yousra Elbagir, a Sky News Africa Correspondent, shares insights on the violence in the Democratic Republic of Congo, focusing on the M23 rebel group's control over mining resources. She discusses the humanitarian crisis connected to the conflict and the underlying geopolitical motives, including Rwanda's involvement. The conversation also critiques the stark contrast between international condemnation of violence in Africa and ongoing exploitation by foreign entities, reflecting on historical injustices and growing anti-Western sentiments.

Yousra Elbagir, Sky's Africa correspondent reporting from Johannesburg, sheds light on the recent funding cuts to USAID and their critical impact on South African HIV clinics. As these life-saving facilities face closure, millions are left vulnerable without access to essential HIV medications. The discussion reveals the shock and despair among South Africans towards U.S. policies, particularly in light of Trump's decisions, while questioning the long-term implications for American influence and the region's health crisis.

Join Yousra Elbagir, a Sudanese journalist and Africa correspondent, as she offers a deep dive into the ongoing war in Sudan. She discusses the brutal conflict between the military and the RSF, fueled by a struggle for resources like gold and uranium. Yousra explores the devastating humanitarian crisis, the risk of Sudan becoming a failed state, and the intricate foreign influences at play. With personal insights from her connection to the region, she paints a poignant picture of a nation in turmoil, grappling with exhaustion and fleeting hopes.

Joining the discussion is Yousra Elbagir, Sudan-born Africa correspondent for Sky News, known for her powerful on-the-ground reporting. She reveals horrifying details about the Rapid Support Forces' recent capture of Al Fashir, highlighting mass atrocities and the dire humanitarian situation. Yousra discusses satellite evidence suggesting genocide, compares the current crisis to past atrocities in Rwanda, and stresses the limitations of international response. Her personal connection to the conflict underscores the resilience of affected communities amidst chaos.