China, Malawi sign $23m agreement to boost Internet connection
China and Malawi governments have signed a 23 million U.S. dollars Framework Agreement for the provision of concessional loan by
Rare lunar phenomenon seen for the first time since 1948
Monday’s full moon was the biggest and brightest it has been for almost 70 years. The phenomenon, called a Supermoon,
Ugandan furniture dealer helps budding business owners grow
A Ugandan entrepreneur is using her experience to inspire private business owners to grow their enterprises. Evelyn Zal-wango is helping
Highest number of African students in the US from Nigeria
Nigeria has the highest number of students from Africa studying in the US with at least 10,674 Nigerian students. Other
Unifying Somalia: Puntland and Galmudug declare ceasefire after month-long conflict
After a month-long conflict, Somalia’s Puntland and Gal-mudug states have declared a ceasefire. More than 45 people have been killed
The Desert: The ancient treasures of a desert town, lost in the past.
In our new special series — The Desert — CCTV takes an epic journey through the Sahara to explore how
New irrigation techniques help boost cereal farming
Morocco is struggling with the impact of climate change. Just last year, late rains cut cereal production by 70 percent.
Google to restrict fake news sites
Google search engine will restrict ads on sites which post false stories as a measure in dealing with the issue
IMF lifts sanctions on Zimbabwe but retains new loan requirements
The International Monetary Fund has lifted sanctions against Zimbabwe, after the country settled all overdue payments to the fund’s Poverty
Al-Futtaim Automotive Group opens its first technical training school in Nairobi
Dubai-based Al-Futtaim Automotive Group has opened a fully-fledged technical training school in Nairobi. It’s the company’s first in sub-Saharan Africa,