Sudan army chief rules out any compromise with RSF paramilitaries
Sudan’s army chief says there will be no compromise with paramilitary forces who have been at war with the regular
CAF sanctions three federations for CHAN misconduct
The Confederation of African Football (CAF) sanctioned Zambia, Kenya, and Morocco for various breaches of its regulations during the ongoing
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Made to Match: Sculptor gives hyperrealistic prosthetics a new face in Africa
For decades, prosthetic limbs have primarily been available in a single standard design, often limited in shape and typically featuring
Ghanaian ministers among eight killed in helicopter crash
The Ghanaian government has confirmed that eight people, including two senior ministers, died in a military helicopter crash on Wednesday
U.S. tariffs hit Africa hard: South Africa, Algeria, and Libya face steepest rates
The U.S. is imposing a new wave of tariffs on African exports, with South Africa, Algeria, and Libya facing the
Breaking through at CHAN: Africa’s heroes who made it big
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Breaking Barriers: Women enter coffin trade in Western Kenya
Story By Regina Mulea CGTN Africa In Kisumu, a bustling city on the shores of Lake Victoria in western Kenya,
Health experts convene in Uganda to enhance efforts to eliminate HIV, hepatitis B, and syphilis in Africa
Health experts, policymakers, and researchers began a three-day meeting in Kampala, the capital of Uganda, on Monday to accelerate the
Desperate Ugandan politicians turn to witchcraft ahead of 2026 elections
In a quiet village in Mbale, eastern Uganda, a spiritual ritual is underway. Rose Mukite, a longtime witch doctor, shakes