Reporter’s Diary: The Lost Art of Storytelling
They are the voice of Morocco’s medinas. On dry evenings, in crowded streets, they tell, and become, the story of
Swedish Academy announces no Nobel Prize in Literature in 2018
The Swedish Academy has decided it will not award the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2018, and instead will announce
Reporter’s Diary: Fighting child trafficking in Kenya
CGTN’s Oliver Jarvis investigated the underreported practice of child trafficking in Kenya – speaking to those who had been most
Uganda hosts concert to honour South African jazz legend Hugh Masekela
Uganda’s music fraternity has paid tribute to South African jazz icon Hugh Masekela. Jazz is becoming increasingly popular in Uganda,
Atletico knock out Arsenal in Europa League
Outgoing Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger’s chance of winning a farewell silverware was shattered on Thursday, as two-time champions Atletico Madrid
Over 2,000 Ivorian troops from mutiny-plagued army accept voluntary retirement
More than 2,000 Cote d’Ivoire soldiers have accepted voluntary retirement in the government’s plan to cut costs and bring under
U.N. Secretary General condemns C.A.R. conflict
The United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres has condemned the heightened violence in the Central African Republic, which has killed
South African athletics body to challenge new IAAF testosterone rules
South Africa’s athletics body on Thursday said it would challenge a decision by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF)
Kenya’s Asbel Kiprop denies EPO doping
By Saddique Shaban Kenya’s three-time world 1500M champion Asbel Kiprop has acknowledged an active investigation process is underway about a
At least 16 Tuaregs killed by suspected jihadists in northern Mali
Suspected Islamist militants killed at least 16 Tuareg civilians in attacks in northern Mali, just days after 40 Tuaregs were