Faces of Africa, Author at CGTN Africa

The Rebel and The Risk Taker – Part 1

In Africa, business opportunities present themselves in many different forms. The entrepreneurial spirit is very much alive, but an individual’s

Dance hasn’t been widely accepted as a career in South Africa, Male dancer’s face a myriad of challenges when they

Dance has always been part of the African culture, Africans danced for rain, danced when a child was born,

Nyaminyami a mythical god who used to provide meat for his people, whenever he appeared. The Tonga and Lozi people

He was nicknamed Afweyne “Big Mouth” in the Somali language; this is a man who spent close to a decade

The White Doctor with a Flair of getting things done, that’s a sentence that best describes Dr. Ian Clarke, an

Hosni Mubarak was born on the 4th of May 1928; he was the fourth president of Egypt serving for four

The lens focusing through the history of a country is due to come across events, seasons and regimes that may

Over the past half century, the number of Chinese medical workers has grown from 13 to more than 20,000. Fifty

WHO reports that an estimate of 36 million people are blind and 217 million have moderate to severe vision impairment