Burundi accepts AU military observers “in principle”
Burundi has flatly rejected AU calls for further delays to the polls, with parliamentary elections planned for June 29, ahead
Mali rebel groups to sign peace deals
The UN Security Council says it looks forward to the signing of the peace accord in Mali by the country’s
Egypt’s Morsi appeals protesters jail sentence
Former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi, is expected to appeal against a conviction for violence, kidnapping and torture imposed by
US Church Massacre Suspect Dylann Roof arrested
Fourteen hours after the massacre at Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church, in which the church pastor and a prominent state
Liberia’s Musa Bility plans to stand for FIFA presidency
The chairman of the Liberia Football Association, Musa Bility has announced plans to stand for the presidency of FIFA. The 48-year-old
Al shabaab militants expected to escalate attacks during Ramadhan
Muslims all over the world are marking the holy month of Ramadan. During this month, Muslims abstain from eating, drinking
Djibouti cultivating diverse bilateral ties with China
Bilateral ties between China and Djibouti have greatly improved since both nations established diplomatic relations 36 years ago. CCTV talked
Togo’s Tamberma Valley is a unique cultural landscape
The north of Togo boasts a unique cultural landscape called Tamberma Valley. CCTV’s Clementine Logan went to meet the community
South African youth turn abandoned buildings into innovation hubs
South Africa’s urban regeneration is playing a vital role amongst the country’s youth unleashing a flood of innovation and entrepreneurship.
Hundreds of African migrants stranded in Milan
Hundreds of migrants are having to sleep in the cold at Milan’s central train station in Italy, as officials refuse