Liberia urged by the UN to ensure ‘full and true reconciliation’
Liberia has been urged to implement the recommendations of a truth commission dating back to 2009 in order to ensure
Chinese President Xi’s special envoy, S. African president meet on bilateral ties
In a meeting to discuss bilateral ties, Chinese President Xi Jinping’s special envoy Yang Jiechi met with South African President
WFP hails China’s food aid to refugees living in Kenya
The World Food Programme (WFP) on Friday lauded China’s financial support toward food and nutrition programs targeting refugees living in
App that allows people to report racism a hit in South Africa
South Africa now has an app tailored to tackle racism. Launched by the Ahmed Kathrada Foundation, Zimele Racism Reporting app
Gadhafi’s cousin calls Sarkozy’s woes ‘God’s punishment’
Moammar Gadhafi’s cousin said Thursday that the corruption allegations against former French President Nicolas Sarkozy are “God’s punishment” for his
Rwanda records sharp decline in child mortality rates
Rwanda has recorded a sharp decline in child mortality rates, Health Minister Diane Gashumba has said. The minister during a
Chinese company equips Ugandans with coded welding skills
As Uganda gets ready for its initial commercial production of oil from the Albertine region, a Chinese company is training
Mastercard Foundation to spend $100m in Rwanda to help create jobs
Mastercard Foundation, a private Canada-based charity, said on Thursday it will invest $100 million in Rwanda to train young people
Zimbabwe’s hopes for 2019 Cricket World Cup dim with loss to UAE
United Arab Emirates secured a surprise three run win via the Duckworth/Lewis method to all but end Zimbabwe’s hopes of
China, Cameroon agree to further advance relationship
China and Cameroon plan to give full play to their sound friendship and great potential for cooperation to further advance