Yaya Toure charged with drink driving in London
Manchester City’s Ivorian midfielder Yaya Toure has been charged with drink driving, police have confirmed. According to the police, the
Talk Africa: Africa ICC exit
After African heads of state failed to elect a new head of the African Union Commission in July, the race
Talk Africa: Africa’s French connection
After establishing trading posts along the coast of Senegal in 1624, by 1961 14 African countries were under French rule.
Gambians express high expectations as new government prepares to come in
The Gambia is basking under a rare spotlight of international admiration, following its just concluded presidential election. Incumbent President Yahya
Nigeria and Morocco sign bilateral trade agreements, seek to boost ties
Nigeria and Morrocco have signed seven bilateral trade agreements in a new effort to restore strained diplomatic ties between the
Gabon postpones legislative elections for lack of money
Gabon has postponed its legislative elections set for December 27 until next July, citing lack of funds. The country’s interior
South Sudan’s Salva Kiir meets Jacob Zuma in Pretoria to discuss peace deal
South Sudanese President Salva Kiir has once again called for warring sides in his country to implement a mediated peace
Outgoing President Yahya Jammeh concedes defeat, calls for unity in Gambia
A peaceful change of guard is on the cards in The Gambia since it gained its independence. Businessman Adama Barrow
US government repatriates stolen artifacts back to Egypt
The United States Government has repatriated a collection of stolen artifacts back to Egypt. They artifacts that were recovered after two
Chinese delegation pays visit to CCTV Africa’s Nairobi newsroom
A delegation from the Publicity department of the Chinese Communist Party’s central committee paid a visit to CCTV Africa’s Headquarters