Egypt expects more Chinese visitors as tourism sector continues to improve
Egypt’s tourism is in constant improvement with a growing number of tourists from Western, Arab and Asian states, expecting more
U.N. chief: World’s struggle with climate change could spell disaster for Africa
The United Nations chief says the world is losing the race with climate change and “this can be a disaster
Kenya’s Ruto supports Africa borrowing more to boost infrastructure
Deputy President William Ruto has called on African countries to continue accepting financial help from the West or China as
Algeria’s President Bouteflika to seek fifth term
Algeria’s President Abdelaziz Bouteflika said on Sunday he would seek a fifth term in a presidential election set for April
African Union Commission chief praises AU-China partnership
Moussa Faki Mahamat, chairperson of the African Union (AU) Commission, has extolled the partnership between the 55-member pan-African bloc and
2019 Spring Festival holiday saw stable consumption growth
The Spring Festival holiday in 2019 saw stable growth in domestic and overseas consumption, according to statistics released by the
3 dead as Ethiopian helicopter crashes at UN compound
The United Nations says three crew members are dead after an Ethiopian military helicopter crashed inside the compound of the
Egypt’s SIS launches six-language portal to communicate with Africa
Egypt’s State Information Service (SIS) on Sunday launched a website portal in six languages, Arabic, English, French, Swahili and Hausa
U.N.-recognised government of Libya says its forces reach Al Sharara oil field
Forces belonging to the internationally-recognized government of Libya reached the Al-Sharara oil field on Sunday, a Tripoli-based government source said.
UN chief sees ‘wind of hope’ in African peace deals, elections
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres said on Saturday that a slew of peaceful elections and truces in Africa were