Kenya Insecurity Affects Tourism Industry
In Kenya the massacres along the coast this week are likely to inflict yet more damage on Kenya’s tourism industry.
Survivors in Coastal Attacks Recount Ordeal
The Mpeketoni attack looks to have been planned with precision a systematic assault, ruthlessly executed. CCTV’s Robert Nagila takes us
New Egyptian Cabinet Sworn In
Egypt’s new government was sworn in to office, early on Tuesday. CCTV’s Yasser Hakim filed this report, looking at who’s
Libya Faces Wave of Illegal Immigrants
Libya has reportedly become a major crossing point for African migrants seeking to live in Europe. Libya has long faced
Ghana’s Black Stars Helps USA Turn the Tide
Ghana’s first 2014 World Cup group game ended in a defeat by the United States. The Black Stars lost 2-1
The World Cup Favours Sports Bars and Merchandise-Sellers
World Cup fever is proving good business for some. Sports bars and merchandise sellers are trying to cash in on
Mpeketoni Terrorist Attack In Kenya
Somali rebel group Al-Shabaab has claimed responsibility for Sunday night’s deadly attack near a top Kenyan tourist resort. Gunmen swept
China’s Defense Ministry Trains UN Peacekeepers
China’s Defense Ministry is currently hosting a training program in the capital Beijing, to train UN peacekeepers. The program, being
Africa Marks The Day Of The African Child
Countries across Africa have been marking the Day of the African Child.It’s designed to raise awareness of challenges facing the
South African National Holiday In Honour Of Hector Pieterson
On the16th June 1976, a young South African named Hector Pieterson was shot dead by police during the Soweto riots.