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Nigerian entrepreneur finds exciting ways to lose weight

This is a story of music and body-building, and one man’s passion for fitness. CCTV’s Kelechi Emekalam brings us more

Nigeria’s government says it will move to privatise management of its national sports stadiums. Sports minister Solomon Dalung says the

Britain has sent 40 military personnel to Tunisia. They will provide training aimed at helping the North African country prevent

Wrestling is a fast-growing sport in the West African nation of Senegal. Traditional wrestlers are some of the country’s biggest

The 16th of October is World Food Day. It is a day when communities, governments, civil society organisations and businesses

The parents of 21 rescued Chibok girls have been expressing their elation. They are keenly anticipating the moment they’re reunited

The International Food Policy Institute has ranked Nigeria’s hunger problem as “serious” – as it publishes its annual global hunger

Away from the BRICS summit, an increasing number of Indians are learning Chinese. The need for better communication is growing

Egypt’s military has launched airstrikes against jihadist targets in the Sinai Peninsula. The move follows the killing of 12 soldiers

South Sudanese government spokesman Michael Makuei said the government has slapped a political ban on rebel chief Riek Machar following