Kenya requires $23 million to contain desert locusts
Kenya requires 2.3 billion shillings (about 23 million U.S. dollars) to eradicate the threat posed by desert locusts that crossed
UN investigation: People of South Sudan were ‘deliberately starved’
Findings from a U.N. investigation suggest people in South Sudan have been “deliberately starved” in different parts of the country for ethnic and political reasons.
Al-Shabab militant surrenders to Kenyan police in border region
An Al-Shabaab militant surrendered to Kenyan security forces on Thursday in the border region of Mandera. The police said the
Rwanda recalls Kenyan-made antibiotic over quality
Rwanda has recalled two batches of the Azithromycin antibiotic imported from Kenya following multiple complaints from users. The antibiotic is
CGTN’s journalists dispelling myths and misinformation on COVI-19
The engagement between CGTN Africa an local media houses on information gathering and sharing on the Novel Coronavirus or COVI-19
Acquitted Ugandan activist faints amid disorder at court
Ugandan academic and activist Stella Nyanzi, who was earlier acquitted of insulting the President, fainted after a scuffle ensued between
Wilder, Fury engage in war of words ahead of rematch
Heavyweights Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury jettisoned their previously cordial tone in favor of a heated and personal exchange
Algeria ready to mediate in Libya ceasefire talks
Algeria is ready to act as a mediator in any Libya ceasefire talks, its President Abdelmadjid Tebboune told French
Southern Kaduna vows to set up security force to protect itself
The Southern Kaduna Peoples Union (SOKAPU) in Nigeria has vowed to defend themselves against attacks by armed bandits and kidnappers.
Coronavirus outbreak: China’s economy gradually getting back on its feet
China’s economy is slowly getting back on its feet, CGTN’s senior editor Douglas Okwatch said this as he was attending