China-Angola Ties: Hospital ship Ark Peace to provide medical services to the needy
The Chinese navy hospital ship Ark Peace has docked in Angola. This is ahead of an eight-day goodwill visit to
U.N. ends month-long Libya talks in Tunisia without proposing new date
Month-long U.N.-backed talks aimed at bridging differences between rival Libyan factions ended on Saturday with no discernible progress towards stabilising
Red Cross warns stigma could worsen Madagascar plague outbreak
The death toll from the plague which is spreading in Madagascar has risen close to 100, and the Red Cross
Militants attack Egypt police, dozens killed: sources
Egypt’s security forces suffered one of their heaviest attacks after militants firing rockets and detonating explosives hit a police operation
Cape Town Water Crisis: City institutes level 5 water restriction on residents, businesses
The City of Cape Town is anticipating that its supply of municipal water could run out by March next year.
Zimbabwean official speaks highly of 19th CPC Congress report
Zimbabwe’s minister of Media, Simon Moyo has spoken highly of China’s foreign policy priorities outlined in the report delivered by
Gunmen kill 12 Niger gendarmes in attack near Mali border
Gunmen mounted on pick-up trucks and motorcycles killed 12 gendarmes and wounded several in an attack on their base in
Crunch time in CAF club competitions
By CGTN Africa Sports Correspondent Saddique Shaban Africa’s premier clubs competition enters a defining stage this weekend, with tickets to
U.S. must step up support for operation against West Africa militants: France
The United States must step up its support for a planned African force to fight Islamist militants in West Africa
Zuma given November 30 deadline ahead of South Africa decision on graft charges
South Africa’s National Prosecuting Authority (N.P.A.) has given President Jacob Zuma until November 30 to make submissions before it decides