World’s highest and longest glass bridge in China shuts for maintenance
The world’s highest and longest glass bridge at Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon scenic area in Cili county, central China’s Hunan Province,
Corrupt government officials in Uganda get tough warning from Museveni
Uganda’s Yoweri Museveni has issued a “tough warning” to government officials against corruption and the underutilization of loan funds. The
Buhari praises Zuckerberg’s simplicity, generosity in sharing knowledge
President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria has praised Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg for inspiring young entrepreneurs during his visit to the
EgyptAir says a passenger who stormed into pilot’s cockpit detained
A passenger who stormed the pilot’s cockpit on a flight carrying 150 passengers has been detained, EgyptAir said. The Friday
Driverless minibuses make a debut on the streets of downtown Dubai
A driverless bus service was unveiled in downtown Dubai on Thursday in a month-long trial period for the electric vehicle
Egypt blames EU-Turkey deal for influx of refugees
Egypt says Europe’s deal to stop the flow of refugees from Turkey is increasing the number of people heading to
South Sudan hopes to get first away win against Equatorial Guinea
12 months ago, the world’s youngest nation South Sudan’s football team recorded a historic result over Equatorial Guinea at home,
Inclusion of more African countries in G20 will boost development
Africa plays an important role in the world’s economy, and its inclusion in the G20 Summit will prove beneficial. CCTV
Tanzania inks multimillion-dollar power deal with Ethiopia
Tanzania is set to sign a multimillion-dollar electricity deal with Ethiopia. For years, Tanzanian cities have battled with blackouts and
South Africa and Mauritania sign trade deals to develop business sectors
The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry and its Mauritian counterpart have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. It’s aimed