WHO hails Uganda’s Ebola response after all patients discharged
The World Health Organization (WHO) praised Uganda’s “strong” response to the latest Ebola outbreak after the country discharged eight patients
Breaking barriers: Women in science leading the way
In celebration of International Women’s Day 2025, themed “Closing the Gender Gap in Science: Accelerating Action,” CGTN Africa recognizes the
From cutters to advocates: Maasai women leading the fight against FGM
A quiet revolution is underway in Kenya’s Kajiado County. Women who once wielded the blades used to perform circumcisions on
Experts call for urgent action on gender inequities in health and work
Experts attending the Women RISE Initiative’s end-of-project meeting in Nairobi say economic and health burdens disproportionately borne by women must
AI and digital tools offer new lifeline for wetlands conservation
Report by Regina Maingi Wetlands are among the most rapidly declining ecosystems, facing significant loss and degradation. These vital ecosystems
Kenyan school embraces virtual reality for enhanced learning
Central Kenya has for years on end largely been characterized by vibrant agriculture, as evident in the lush green tea
Africa CDC deploys experts to Tanzania to help tackle Marburg outbreak
The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) has deployed 12 public health experts to support Tanzania in
Chinese firm boosts Kenyan energy sector with new transformer flag-off
In a major advancement for Kenya’s energy sector, a Chinese energy firm based in Kenya flagged off a new
Eight killed in suspected Marburg virus disease outbreak in Tanzania: WHO
Eight people have been killed in a suspected outbreak of Marburg virus disease in Tanzania’s northwestern region of Kagera, the
AU Extraordinary Summit in Uganda to boost Africa’s agricultural transformation and food systems
Africa’s food security remains a pressing challenge, exacerbated by climate change, conflicts, rapid population growth, and economic disruptions. Over 280