South Sudan’s leaders agree form unity government on February 22
South Sudan’s former rebel leader Riek Machar said he has agreed to form a unity government with President Salva Kiir
Lesotho’s PM Thomas Thabane to be charged with murdering his wife
Lesotho Prime Minister Thomas Thabane on Thursday announced on state radio that he will step down on July 31 amid
CGTN’s journalists dispelling myths and misinformation on coronavirus
The engagement between CGTN Africa and local media houses on information gathering and sharing on the Novel Coronavirus or COVID-19
Dutch government returns rare and stolen crown to Ethiopia
A rare and looted crown from the 18th century was returned to Ethiopia on Thursday after it was discovered in
Chad soldiers repel rebel incursion from Libya
Google+RedditShare via email print Chad’s army says its soldiers beat back a rebel incursion into a volatile northern gold-mining region from
Seychelles launches $31 million ‘Ridge to Reef’ project to protect island’s ecosystems
A first-of-its-kind project in Seychelles will go a long way in helping the island nation improve the management of its
Libya’s recognized government withdraws from ceasefire negotiations
Libya’s internationally recognised leader on Wednesday dashed hopes of quickly reviving U.N. ceasefire negotiations after his side withdrew, saying talk
76 Ethiopian refugees return home from Kenya as part of UN repatriation program
A group of 76 Ethiopian refugees from Kenya’s Kakuma camp are back home. The refugees are among the first to
Ugandan MP carries locusts to parliament to protest gov’t response to the crisis
A Ugandan MP sparked controversy on Wednesday by pulling out a bottle of desert locusts in parliament to protest what
Somali, U.S. airstrike kills 3 in Mogadishu
Somali and U.S. forces conducted a targeted airstrike in the Somalian capital here on Wednesday, killing three al-Shabab fighters in