Morocco to hold a festival to celebrate re-admission to the African Union
Morocco will hold an art festival featuring expositions, concerts, productions and literary events for a month starting the 28th of
CGTN Africa’s Robert Nagila in Beijing to cover the most important political event of the year in China
Robert Nagila recently landed in Beijing to cover, for the first time, the 2017 Two Sessions that officially kicked off
South Sudan holds a national day of prayer
South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir called for a national day of prayer to seek divine help in working for peace
Africa takes pride in her first female President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf
Liberia’s President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf may have only seven more months in power, but her mark in Africa’s history will
World Bank urges Egypt to implement reforms focusing on investment
Egypt should implement economic reforms aimed at encouraging more private investment and moving away from subsidies towards targeted transfers for
Twitter explodes with reactions to Barcelona’s miraculous win against PSG
Spanish giants Barcelona completed the greatest comebacks in the history of Europe’s most elite football competition – the UEFA Champions
UN chief praises Tanzania over Burundi crisis mediation
U.N. Secretary-General, Antonio Guterres commended Tanzanian President Magufuli’s efforts in the Burundi peace process after making a brief stopover in
Zambia needs over $200 million to fix the railway linking it to Tanzania
The government of Zambia needs more than 200 million USD to fix the Zambia – Tanzania Railways (Tazara) according to
Somalia to print new banknotes for first time in 25 years
Somalia will print new banknotes for the first time in 25 years, amid reports that majority of the banknotes that
South Sudan residents start receiving food aid
Residents of South Sudan’s Leer town in Unity State have started receiving food aid. This week, the World Food Programme