Africa Land Grab Conference Held in Joohannesburg
A conference in Johannesburg this week heard that more land had been grabbed in Africa in the last 14 years
Hundreds of Students Enroll in Reopened Somalia National University
Many Somali students from far-flung parts of the Horn of Africa nation have been enrolling in the Somali National University.
Mauritius Slavery Heritage
Today on our special series on Mauritius, we go to Le Morne Mountain, a world heritage site inscribed for its
Zambians Mourn Sata’s Death
The cause of President Michael Sata’s death has not been disclosed, but Sata had been ill for some time. Zambians
Anti-Terror Experts Fear Islamic State is Responsible for Sinai Attacks
Anti-terror experts fear the Islamic State group may have played a part in last week’s twin terror strike in the
Uganda’s Gov’t Dismisses Reports of Buying Weapons for Juba
Uganda’s military says it’s prepared to keep troops on the ground in South Sudan should the government there request a
Ebola: U.S Nurse Discharged After Controversial Isolation
The American nurse forcibly quarantined in New Jersey over Ebola fears is going home. While in neighboring New York, a
Ebola: Sierra Leone Boosts Number of Safe Burials
Sierra Leone’s capital Freetown has tripled the number of safe burials of Ebola victims in the past week. The challenge
Do you Have a Dream?
Every one of us has a dream that they work hard towards achieving. CCTV Africa will soon have a segment
Egypt to Take ‘radical’ Security Measures in Sinai
The Egyptian army is seeking to lock down large parts of the country’s turbulent Sinai region.That follows the death of