Former South Africa’s public protector urged to stop attacks on Zuma
The South African Presidency on Friday urged former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela to stop attacks on President Jacob Zuma. Presidential
Infectious disease center to fight Ebola launched in Guinea
A new infectious disease centre was launched on Friday in Guinea to safeguard the country against a new resurgence in
#COP22: Exploring Morocco’s Atlas Mountains
CCTV’s Maria Galang has been travelling in the world-famous High Atlas Mountains. The range can be found in central Morocco,
Students in South Africa treated to a unique art performance
The world-famous traditional Chinese Opera has come to the Mother City, Cape Town. The ancient art dates back almost 200
Relations between Africa and China have taken new steam in the past decade
China-Africa relations are increasingly becoming mutually beneficial. That is according to the University of Johannesburg’s Professor Wang Kwing-guo. He was
#COP22: Most sub-Saharan nations vulnerable to climate change
The latest from the 22nd Conference of the Parties or COP 22. The conference is about to head into a
Great Pillow Fight: Cape Town finds unusual way to build social upliftment
Another reason to consider Cape Town a little different from the rest of us! The city’s participated in Africa’s largest
Pentagon agrees its forces mistakenly targeted a rival local force
The United States Africa Command has admitted accidentally killing ten members of an allied force in Somalia. The mistake was
At least $251 million needed to mitigate South Sudan crisis
The United Nations says it has received only a fraction of the funding it needs for humanitarian assistance in South
Sunday marks one year since deadly violence in French capital
Sunday marks one year since terrorists launched a devastating series of coordinated shooting and bomb attacks across Paris. CCTV’s Kate