China aids Somalia in refurbishing local orphanage
By Abdulaziz Billow, CGTN Africa Somalia Correspondent The Chinese Embassy in the East African nation has helped refurbish an orphanage centre
Kenya to continue stadia project, despite losing football championship
Kenya, stripped this weekend of the right to stage the 2018 African Nations Championship (CHAN), will continue with a stadium
2017 WAFU Nations Cup: Ghana thrash Nigeria 4-1 to be crowned champions
By Simon Ngunia, CGTN Africa Sports Editor Ghana’s Black stars were crowned Champions of the 2017 WAFU Cup of Nations
Faces of Africa – Doctor on a mission
Yaoundé is the capital of Cameroon with a population of approximately 2.5 million. It’s the second largest city in
President Trump includes Chad in new travel ban
President Donald Trump on Sunday slapped new travel restrictions on citizens from North Korea, Venezuela and Chad, expanding to eight
Pastor Evan Mawarire arrested after criticising Zimbabwe’s economic crisis
Charismatic “activist pastor” Evan Mawarire was arrested during a church service in Zimbabwe on Sunday after he posted a video
U.S. air strikes kill 17 Islamic State militants in Libya: U.S. military
Six U.S. air strikes on an Islamic State desert camp in Libya killed 17 militants and destroyed three vehicles, the
Three U.N. soldiers killed in northern Mali explosion: peacekeeping mission
Three United Nations soldiers were killed and five others were seriously wounded by an explosive device that detonated as they
New winners emerge at Kenya’s Safaricom Mombasa International Marathon
Cosmas Koech and Shelimita Muriuki won the 42 kilometre race at the 34th edition of the Safaricom Mombasa International Marathon held
Uganda seeks backer for nationwide geophysical survey
Uganda is looking for external assistance with an aerial geophysical survey of its northeastern Karamoja region, the country’s mineral development