CGTN Africa: Into China
18 members of CGTN Africa visited China for the Short-Term Visit Program of Outstanding Overseas Employees in Chinese Media, organised
Faces of Africa – Saving The Savannah
“It’s really sad to have to face the fact that, our most iconic mammal remaining on earth today, the African
Faces of Africa – Chief Theresa: let girls be girls
Chief Theresa Kachindamoto of Malawi is no ordinary chief. In the past fourteen years that she has been the senior
Fifteen migrants die in boat off Libya, Egyptian survivor says
Fifteen migrants died in a boat off the Libyan coast after spending 12 days at sea without food or water,
South Africa’s Parliament endorses report on land without compensation
South Africa’s parliament on Tuesday voted to adopt a report by the Constitutional Review Committee that recommends constitutional amendments to
South Africa gets first female chief prosecutor
For the first time in South Africa’s history, a woman has been appointed to become the chief prosecutor. President Cyril
U.S. to re-open DR Congo embassy after “terrorist threat”
The U.S. State Department on Tuesday said it would re-open its embassy in the Democratic Republic of Congo, more than
UN says over 150 South Sudan women, girls raped in 12 days
More than 150 South Sudanese women and girls have come forward in the past 12 days to seek help after
Kenya’s football body seeks $2 million for AFCON preparations
Kenyan football’s governing body estimates that it would need $2 million to prepare for next year’s Africa Cup of Nations
Rwanda blacklists 197 companies for breaching tender rules
Rwanda has blacklisted close to 200 firms from doing business with the government over breach of contracts. The Rwanda Public