Tanzania’s weather agency issues fresh alert over heavy rains in 12 regions
Tanzania’s weather agency on Thursday issued its latest alert warning of five consecutive heavy rains in 12 regions, including Dar
U.S. resumes funding for Somalia’s counter-terrorism efforts
The United States said Wednesday it has resumed some direct security assistance to Somalia to help boost counter-terrorism operations in
Chelsea reach agreement with Ajax to sign Hakim Ziyech
English Premier League club Chelsea F.C. on Thursday announced an agreement with Dutch club Ajax Amsterdam to sign Moroccan winger
Hong Kong, Singapore Sevens rescheduled due to coronavirus outbreak
The Hong Kong and Singapore Sevens have been rescheduled due to concerns regarding the on-going Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak, World
Malawi President Mutharika loses election court challenge
The Constitutional Court in Malawi has rejected an appeal, brought by President Peter Mutharika and Malawi’s electoral commission, to suspend
South Africa’s Eskom to spend up to $26.8 million on severance pay
South Africa’s Eskom has offered some managers voluntary severance packages, capping costs at 400 million rand ($26.8 million), a communique
World Health Organization’s Kenya representative discusses coronavirus outbreak
The World Health Organisation’s Kenya representative spoke to CGTN Africa. He touched on the preventative methods African countries can take
Senegal leader defends LGBT record during visit from Canadian PM
Senegal’s president Macky Sall on Wednesday defended his country’s ban on same-sex activity, saying during a visit from Canadian Prime
European Union says Mozambique elections were rigged
Saying there were voting irregularities in every province, the European Union emphatically concluded Mozambique’s recent elections were rigged to guarantee
UNFPA donates $8 million in reproductive health supplies to Namibia
The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) has donated reproductive health supplies and basic medical equipment worth over 8 million Namibian