South Africa’s Senzo Meyiwa finally laid to rest
The South Africa soccer captain Senzo Meyiwa has been laid to rest in Durban. Thousands of mourners attended his funeral
Plight of Ebola-orphaned children in Guinea
Children as young as six years in Guinea, have joined efforts in the fight against the virus. Young children orphaned
Hard work earns China’s Ah-Chuen a place in Mauritius history
The Chinese community in Mauritius is one of the smallest, yet the group has made phenomenal achievement. CCTV-Africa tells the
Ebola: Emergency call centres in Sierra Leone play a critical role
Efforts by health workers to fight the deadly Ebola outbreak continue in earnest in the three ebola stricken countries. A
Ebola: UN hails Emergency medical response program in West Africa
Efforts by health workers to fight the deadly Ebola outbreak continue in earnest in the three ebola stricken countries. A
Power Struggle Emerges In Burkina Faso
There are fears of an imminent power struggle in Burkina Faso after a group of army officers claimed to have
AU to deploy more than 50 medical workers to the ebola-hit countries
The AU sent in its first team six weeks ago. It currently has almost 150 medics and humanitarian workers on
Mauritius: The Island’s Signature Music
It has been almost 200 years since slavery in Mauritius was abolished, yet it has left many imprints on the
Burkina Faso Protesters Set Parliament on Fire
Thousands of protesters marched on Burkina Faso’s presidential palace after burning the parliament building and ransacking state television offices on
IGAD Close to Brokering Peace Deal Between S.Sudan Gov’t and Rebels
The Intergovernmental Authority on Development – IGAD – says it is close to brokering a peace deal between the South