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The Nile Series:Day 3: Full Coverage 3rd May 2015 1000GMT

We take a look at culture heritage preservation along the River Nile and brick making using mud dug from the

Over the years, sprawling urban centres have been established along the Nile. But there are Egyptians who live away from

The Nile has been very good to Egyptians, but not all Egyptians have been returning the favour. In some sections,

Over the course of the next few days, we’ll be bringing you special reports about the River Nile, from right

In this instalment of the Nile series CCTV’s Fahmida Miller gets up-close with operators of the Felluca, to learn why

Cultures and civilizations dating back thousands of years have been sustained by the Nile. But there has been so much

The World Health Organization says Liberia is now free of Ebola after going 42 days without any new cases. Ebola

(AFP) Burkina Faso and Niger have agreed to exchange 18 towns in order to settle a long-running border dispute and

A Kenyan governor has banned eating raw food and shuttered businesses that sell food from residences in and around Nairobi after

Burundi’s president registered on Friday to run for a third term, his spokesman said, a move likely to stoke anger