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Anglophone Cameroon under 48-hour curfew over separatist threat

Cameroon’s restive anglophone regions were in lockdown on Monday as separatists prepared to celebrate the one-year anniversary of a symbolic

A Nigerian umbrella trade union suspended a nationwide strike on its fourth day on Sunday, after the government agreed to

President Paul Biya, who will seek reelection next week, told supporters on Saturday that “a firm hand and dialogue” are needed

FLOTUS Melania Trump is expected to land in Africa on Monday on her first big solo international trip, aiming to

The UN envoy to Libya has said that it will be difficult to hold elections as hoped on December 10,

Over the last 20 days, CGTN has been focusing on breakthroughs that are transforming China and leading its future. China’s

Sudan’s central bank will start printing 100 pound bank notes for the first time as it struggles to deal with

Nigeria’s governing All Progressives Congress (APC) party is set to confirm incumbent President Muhammadu Buhari as its candidate for next

Government officials in Cameroon’s strife-torn Anglophone Southwest and Northwest regions on Saturday declared a 48-hour curfew ahead of planned

Revenues from selling mountain gorilla tracking permits increased immediately after the announcement of a hike in price, Rwanda Development Board