South Sudan rebels free abducted Indians and a Pakistani
South Sudanese rebels say they have released three oil workers who were abducted and held for three weeks amid the
Jacob Zuma’s deputy distances himself from the president’s decision to sack Gordhan
South African deputy president Cyril Ramaphosa has distanced himself from the sacking of the country’s former finance minister Pravin Gordhan,
Over 20 rhino poachers arrested in Kruger National Park in the past two weeks
More than 20 rhino poachers have been arrested in the Kruger National Park in the past two weeks. The arrests
Shut-down of Chinese ivory factories a big step towards eradication of poaching
Kenya has been one of the biggest proponents of a total ban on the trade of ivory. CGTN’s Clementine Logan
U.N. General Assembly president visits Ethiopia
The President of the United Nations General Assembly Peter Thomson on Thursday met with the Ethiopian President Mulatu Teshome in
President Akufo-Addo names new central bank governor
Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo has appointed Ernest Addison as the nation’s new central bank governor, just one day after the
Orcam; vision technology helps visually impaired
Fresh off the $15 billion sale of his autonomous vehicle technology firm Mobileye to Intel, Amnon Shashua’s next start-up, OrCam,
Africa gets 9 slots in FIFA’s proposal of a 48-team 2026 World Cup
FIFA has agreed to go ahead with proposals for its new format for an expanded World Cup. The football showpiece
Africa bypasses dirty electricity lines with environmental alternatives
Over 600 million people across Africa, don’t have electricity. It could cost hundreds of billions of dollars, to link power
EU demands ‘sufficient progress’ on Brexit divorce before talks on new ties
EU President Donald Tusk on Friday revealed his plans for Brexit talks, rejecting British Prime Minister Theresa May’s demands for