Slackbacking Still up and Running in South Africa
Hiking and backpacking are popular activities in South Africa. Hikers often have to lug their own equipment around. But a
Battling Ebola Through Social Media
A major challenge in tackling Ebola has been poor communication. With new cases reported almost daily, it is important for
Ugandan Banks Carrying out Transactions using the Chinese Yuan
Trade between Uganda and China has been soaring over the years and is poised to even grow further. As a
Mohamed Morsi’s Trial Enters its Final Phase
Ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi’s court case will soon be broadcast live on Egyptian television. This comes as the court
Mauritius’ photographic museum
Nowadays, anyone with a cellphone can take pictures. Most of them are likely to be deleted or soon forgotten. But
Burkina Faso’s opposition calls for protest over military’s ‘power grab’
Just hours after the army took over the country’s leadership, opposition leaders swiftly issued a statement warning the military against
South Africa kite festival 2014
Kiting enthusiasts gather to show off their latest wares and prowess.
South Africa’s Senzo Meyiwa finally laid to rest
The South Africa soccer captain Senzo Meyiwa has been laid to rest in Durban. Thousands of mourners attended his funeral
Plight of Ebola-orphaned children in Guinea
Children as young as six years in Guinea, have joined efforts in the fight against the virus. Young children orphaned
Hard work earns China’s Ah-Chuen a place in Mauritius history
The Chinese community in Mauritius is one of the smallest, yet the group has made phenomenal achievement. CCTV-Africa tells the