Suspected Boko Haram militants kill eight in Nigeria church attack
At least eight people were killed in an attack on a church by suspected members of Islamist militant group Boko
Liberian opposition parties merge in hopes of ousting ruling party in next elections
Twelve political parties in Liberia have joined forces in hopes of taking down the ruling political party, Liberty party, in
Former Congolese rebel leader continues with hunger strike second week on
Congolese former rebel leader Bosco Ntaganda entered his 12th day of hunger strike on Monday while in detention in Netherlands
Tough measures proposed to contain stadium violence in Ghana
The Ghana Football Association will prefer criminal charges against football hooligans from next season as it moves to tackle the
Global Refugee Crisis: Over 3,700 people died worldwide in the first half of this year
CCTV’s Clementine Logan takes us through some of the latest statistics when it comes to the refugee and migrant crisis.
President Obama and Buhari to meet on the sidelines of UN General Assembly
The Presidents of Nigeria and the United States are set to meet this week at the United Nations General Assembly
South Sudan government wants “neutral” African countries to provide troops
South Sudan wants so-called neutral African countries to provide those peacekeepers. And Egypt is apparently an option. CCTV’s Yasser Hakim
South Africa offers refuge to South Sudan’s Riek Machar
Sacked South Sudanese first vice president Riek Machar may be headed to South Africa after the country agreed to
Burundian refugees in Rwanda get chance to resume studies
Burundian refugees in neighbouring Rwanda will get a rare opportunity to continue with their studies in the country’s institutions of
Invest in education to end poverty – President Mutharika tells world leaders
Malawian President Peter Mutharika has called upon all world leaders to put more emphasis on education as a way of