26-year-old Emmanuel Tuyisenge has turned practical electronics training into a repair business, saving residents trips of more than 60 kilometers for similar services. Through his workshop, he has also trained 10 young people who have gone on to...

Millions of people in Somalia are preparing for potential flooding along the Shabelle and Juba rivers during the October–December rainy season. Floodwaters could destroy crops, displace communities and deepen food insecurity. Aid agencies are stepping up preparedness efforts,...

African Energy Week in Cape Town is attracting billions of dollars in potential oil and gas investments across Africa. While countries like Angola, Senegal and Nigeria are moving ahead with energy projects, South Africa still faces challenges in...

Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania will make history in 2027 as the first three countries to jointly host the Africa Cup of Nations. But how have the three sides fared at the continental showpiece? CGTN’s Mohamed Abubakar looks at...

Mali is investing in homegrown technology with a new $5.9 million center in Kati, training young people in artificial intelligence, robotics and data science. About 40 students will begin with two years of foundational sciences before specializing in...

Morocco’s Tanger Med handled more than 11 million containers last year. The port's expanded capacity, growing industrial exports and shifting global shipping routes help drive its growth. Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram: ...

Zimbabwe has rejected a proposed $367 million, five-year US health agreement, citing concerns over health data, sovereignty and conditions attached to the funding. The decision has triggered the withdrawal of US health assistance, raising questions about how African...

* China celebrates National Day * West African countries battle intense flooding as heavy rains pound the region * EU officials discuss migrant plan, with Rwanda and Uganda cited as potential hosts Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter:...

A gun attack in Johannesburg late Saturday left 17 people dead. Hours later, at least 10 people died in a separate attack in Cape Town. Investigators are now working to establish whether the incidents are linked as police...

Flights resume to Mekelle after three-week suspension Flights have resumed to Mekelle, the capital of Ethiopia’s Tigray region, after a suspension of more than two weeks amid renewed fighting. The UN says the first flight arrived on October 11,...

Normalcy is gradually returning to Mekelle, the capital of Ethiopia’s Tigray region, following its recapture by federal forces. Shops and markets are reopening, but shortages, rising prices and limited access to cash continue to affect residents, who are...

The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 9,000 confirmed cases and 4,300 deaths. Fighting in Ituri has killed civilians, displaced families and destroyed a health facility, prompting the UN to call for civilian protection...

The fallout from that tournament is high on the agenda at a major meeting of African football leaders in Cape Verde this week. Those attending the CAF Strategy Conference are expected to discuss the current state of African...

The Port of Lamu received its first major delivery of heavy machinery ahead of the groundbreaking ceremony. The development comes as East African countries seek to reduce their dependence on overseas supplies of refined fuel. Its backers say...

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is facing a deadlock over the timeline for its next major climate assessment, with delegates meeting in Addis Ababa to determine whether the reports can be completed in time to inform...

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* 27 killed in two separate mass shootings in South Africa * WHO says #Ebola spreads to two more health zones in DRC * Egypt embraces technology to transform the visitor experience Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter:...

East Africa is preparing to host the 2027 Africa Cup of Nations, but questions remain over the readiness of the three co-hosts. Former Harambee Stars captain James Situma spoke with CGTN’s Isaac Lukando in Tanzania and sports journalist...

Kenya’s avocado industry is expanding its reach in China as lower trade costs and improved transport links support exports. From farms in Naivasha to processing facilities and international markets, the growing trade is creating new opportunities for Kenyan...

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed inaugurated the country’s first national precious metals refinery at the Bole Lemi Special Economic Zone. Designed to process over 600 tons per year, the facility aims to end the export of unrefined minerals...

* #Sudan army advisor criticizes US ceasefire plan * Explosion reported at #Ethiopia army headquarters * #Tanzania firefighters battle wildfire on Mount Kilimanjaro Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram:

An open-air cinema in Sudan’s capital, Khartoum, is bringing people together as residents seek to rebuild their lives amid the ongoing conflict. Marina Open-Air Cinema screens Sudanese and international films, offering families a space to unwind while supporting...

Algeria has reduced its illiteracy rate Quranic, with women making up 91% of learners enrolled in adult literacy programs. In Algiers, volunteer-led classes at a Quranic school are helping women of all ages gain reading and writing skills,...

Tanzania’s growing shift to liquefied petroleum gas is helping households and businesses move away from charcoal and firewood, but reliance on imports leaves consumers vulnerable to global price shocks. Despite its vast natural gas reserves, the country is...

📺 WATCH #AfricaLive on CGTN at 1000GMT with Mahia Mutua: * 71 killed in inter-communal clashes in South Sudan * Ethiopia vows to defend territorial sovereignty * South African anti-migrant protesters demand tougher migration rules #ethiopia #eritrea #southafrica Subscribe to us...

Malawi is preparing to develop rare earth resources at the Kangankunde mine, about 200 kilometers from the capital, Lilongwe. Owned by Lindian Resources, the project is expected to supply minerals used in electronics, clean energy technologies and aviation...

Mobile money is transforming everyday transactions in Côte d’Ivoire, from market stalls and shops to taxis across Abidjan. With digital payments making transactions faster and easier, the technology is expanding financial inclusion and reshaping how money moves through...

Kenya is stepping up Ebola surveillance after confirming its first case of the Bundibugyo virus strain from a traveler from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Health officials have tightened screening at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and are tracing...

South Sudan has never held a national election since gaining independence in 2011. With elections scheduled for December 22, 2026, can the world’s youngest nation finally make it to the ballot box? Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us...

Nearly four years after Ethiopia’s Pretoria peace deal ended a devastating conflict, fresh fighting has erupted in the north. Tigrayan forces have seized airports in Mekelle, Axum and Shire, as clashes spread to nearby areas. The escalation comes...

At least 24 vehicles were torched in Johannesburg and Durban as anti-migrant protests erupted over a Constitutional Court ruling easing access to asylum procedures. Police arrested three people in Durban and warned against violence, looting and destruction of...

* Dangote says East Africa Oil Refinery can boost Africa's energy self-sufficiency * US ends funding for health programs in Zimbabwe * South African President Ramaphosa announces new measures to tackle violence against women Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us...

Ten months to learn a new medical specialty. A decade spent treating patients in #Niger. And one emergency procedure performed by Chinese and Nigerien doctors working side by side. For 50 years, medical teams from China’s Guangxi region...

* Pro-government troops march through Ethiopia's Alamata town * Over 50 Nigerian security forces reportedly killed in the country's west * Leopards return to Western Cape, South Africa after 170 years Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram:...

Protesters in South Africa are demanding stronger government action to tackle gender-based violence following the deaths of at least 11 women in Ekurhuleni since July. President Cyril Ramaphosa has described the violence as a “national shame,” as authorities...

UN officials say more than 1,500 human rights violations and abuses were documented across the Democratic Republic of Congo in the latest reporting period, with 88% occurring in the east, including conflict-related sexual violence affecting 382 victims. Subscribe to...

Imagine playing out different scenarios that affect your mental health! That’s what a group of people in Kenya’s capital Nairobi are adopting to cope with mental health challenges. As the world marks #WorldMentalHealth Day, we explore how psychodrama...

Experts say stronger cooperation between China and the US could support global economic development and stability. They highlight the potential for greater collaboration, peaceful coexistence and trust between the two countries. Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us...

Burkina Faso inaugurated its first gold refinery, as the government seeks to process more of the country’s mineral resources locally and gain greater control over the gold value chain. #PulseOfAfrica Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter:...

•⁠ ⁠#Ethiopian forces regain control of Adigrat border city •⁠ ⁠Dozens killed as army, RSF exchange drone strikes in #Sudan •⁠ ⁠The Gambia steps up fight against child marriage as the world marks Day of the Girl Child Subscribe...

Kenya’s capital, Nairobi, is eyeing a new metro system, to tackle the growing congestion on the roads. The proposed Nairobi Metropolitan Mass Rapid Transit System has been approved by the county government, but questions remain over its feasibility...

Scientists and experts at the AfriGEO Symposium in Abuja are exploring how satellite imagery, geospatial data and artificial intelligence can help monitor floods, assess damage and guide disaster response across Africa. The technology could help authorities identify vulnerable...

The #RedSea and Bab el-Mandeb Strait are vital maritime routes facing growing security threats. Rising Houthi attacks, alongside regional conflicts, piracy, militant networks and foreign military interests, are reshaping the security landscape around the water way. The instability...

*25 people killed in paramilitary RSF attack in #Sudan’s North Kordofan state *Tigrayan forces retreat from regional capital Mekelle in northern #Ethiopia *WADA president visits Kenya to boost anti-doping efforts Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram:

📺 WATCH #AfricaLive on CGTN at 1000GMT with Mahia Mutua: * 71 killed in inter-communal clashes in South Sudan * Ethiopia vows to defend territorial sovereignty * South African anti-migrant protesters demand tougher migration rules #ethiopia #eritrea #southafrica Subscribe to us...

Somali businesses are increasingly using local resources to reduce reliance on global markets. In Puntland, Caneysi Dairy Products uses locally sourced camel and cow milk to make yoghurt and ice cream. The company supplies several cities in Puntland...

Egypt’s tourism sector is embracing digital technology to enhance the visitor experience and attract more tourists. At the Grand Egyptian Museum and other sites, AI-powered audio guides, 3D displays, augmented reality and virtual tours are bringing ancient history...

Tensions between Ebola response teams and local communities are raising concerns over continued resistance to the outbreak response in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo. The latest incident occurred in Beni, where clashes at a cemetery over safe...

•⁠ ⁠Africa CDC urges community involvement to accelerate contact tracing in DRC •⁠ ⁠Kenya steps up measures to prevent #Ebola spread •⁠ ⁠Zambia negotiating minerals deal with US Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram:

South Sudanese girls are urging the government to restore lasting peace and invest more in education as conflict, poverty and child marriage continue to threaten their futures. Despite the challenges, young advocates are encouraging girls to stay in...

Chinese and Botswanan experts are working together to introduce drought-resistant, water-saving rice varieties to strengthen food security and improve agricultural resilience amid climate challenges. Initial trials have recorded yields of at least 3.5 metric tons per hectare, with...

The East African Crude Oil Pipeline is nearing completion, with Uganda’s crude expected to reach Tanzania’s Indian Ocean coast early next year. The project could strengthen Tanzania’s role as a regional energy hub while creating jobs, supporting local...

The incorporation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into media operations has had a significant impact on modern journalism. The technology has made news production faster and more efficient, while enabling journalists to analyze large datasets, summarize information, generate basic...

Senegal's victory over Morocco in the 2025 final remains under dispute after Morocco lodged an appeal over the result. The case is still being processed, leaving the previous edition without a fully settled conclusion. At the same time,...

Leopards have been documented roaming South Africa’s Western Cape after an absence of about 170 years, with conservationists using camera traps to monitor their movements. While the return is seen as a boost for biodiversity, farmers are concerned...

* Flights resume in Mekelle, #Ethiopia after suspension of air operations * Flooding damages property and infrastructure in parts of Dakar, #Senegal * #Dangote refinery extends $1.6 billion IPO offer by two weeks Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us...

Giant pandas Ping Ping and Fu Shuang left Chengdu in southwest China's Sichuan Province early on Sunday for the United States, marking the start of a 10-year conservation partnership between the two countries. Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow...

Morocco’s King Mohammed VI says the current migration cooperation model with international partners is outdated. He wants greater shared responsibility and updated rules. The push comes as Morocco seeks a fairer partnership with Europe in managing irregular migration,...

Inside Nairobi’s plans to deal with El Niño As Kenya’s capital prepares for the annual October-to-December rains, authorities are racing to ensure that more than 100,000 households stay high and dry. While there is an effort to clear and...

* The IMF projects the global economy will expand by over 3%despite oil supply shocks *Uganda's shilling plunges to its weakest level in decades Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram:

After years of insurgency and displacement, residents of Magumeri in Nigeria’s northeastern Borno State are rebuilding their lives as security improves. Businesses are reopening, schools have resumed learning and people who fled attacks are returning to their homes....

The US is reshaping its global health aid through five-year agreements with African countries, promising funding for programmes tackling HIV, tuberculosis and malaria. However, the deals have raised concerns over access to sensitive health data, pathogen information and...

Fuel and gas shortages are pushing sesame oil producers in Al-Obeid to revive traditional camel-powered wooden presses. The centuries-old method is helping keep local oil production going as the conflict in Sudan disrupts fuel supplies, trade and markets. Subscribe...

The Tondo of the Two Brothers, a rare circular portrait dating back to the Roman era, was unveiled at the Egyptian Museum ahead of its journey to Italy. It will headline a major exhibition in Rome. Subscribe to us...

The Saudi-led coalition in Yemen says it has destroyed 136 military targets in Houthi-controlled areas. The announcement comes after fresh airstrikes hit the capital, Sanaa, on Friday, with loud explosions heard across the city. Saudi authorities have yet...

Rwanda is set to bring Formula One back to Africa for the first time since 1993, with a Grand Prix planned for the early 2030s under a 10-year deal announced on Tuesday. The race is expected to take...

The UN says expanding clashes, drone strikes and reported civilian casualties are worsening security in northern Ethiopia. Violence is disrupting humanitarian aid, with road closures and attacks affecting operations in Tigray and Amhara. The UN is urging all...

* Ethiopian military and allied troops capture Tigrayan town of Alamata * Businesses, travellers impacted by sudden escalation of Ethiopia unrest * Dangote-backed East Africa Oil Refinery expected to transform region Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter:...

The planned East African Oil RefiLamu in Lamu, Kenya aims to reduce the region’s reliance on imported refined petroleum products and strengthen local fuel supply. The project comes as the Port of Lamu receives its first major consignment...

South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa says the nation’s anger over the recent killings of women is justified, as the number of women whose bodies have been found in Ekurhuleni since July rises to 11. Subscribe to us on YouTube:...

Violence erupted during an anti-migrant protest in Durban, South Africa, as around 100 demonstrators targeted a camp housing hundreds of foreign nationals. Police used stun grenades to disperse the crowds, with one foreign national arrested and five others...

Major shipping lines are taking vessels thousands of kilometres around the Cape of Good Hope to avoid the security risks along the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. Longer journeys are adding to costs and disrupting the movement of goods between...

In Ethiopia, the dried skin and pulp of coffee cherries, once treated as waste, are being transformed into Hashara, a fruity, tea-like drink rooted in generations of tradition. A new generation of producers is seeking to commercialize the...

Early rains linked to a strong El Niño are disrupting Tanzania’s rice harvest, forcing farmers in coastal Bagamoyo to race against time to prevent crop losses. With saltwater intrusion adding to the challenges, concerns are growing over reduced...

Record gasoline and diesel prices are driving up transportation and business costs across South Africa. Economists warn that sustained fuel-price increases could add to inflation and deepen cost-of-living pressures on already stretched households. Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow...

- Ethiopian forces claim capture of strategic Tigray town - Leopards return to South Africa’s Western Cape after 170 years - Iran, Ukraine conflicts dominate UNGA as debate wraps up Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter: Instagram:

Africa Skills Week is underway in Harare, Zimbabwe, with delegates exploring ways to align education and vocational training with industry needs amid persistent youth unemployment. Discussions are also focusing on preparing Africa’s workforce for technological advances, including artificial...

• At least 139 migrants dead as boat capsizes off Djibouti coast • Ethiopian Airlines resumes commercial flights to #Tigray • Morocco’s king calls for new migration cooperation model Subscribe to us on YouTube: Follow us on: Facebook: Twitter:...

Anti-migrant protests in South Africa have turned violent for a second day, with police firing rubber bullets at demonstrators in Durban. Demonstrations have also taken place in Pretoria and Johannesburg, amid growing tensions over a Constitutional Court ruling...

World Anti-Doping Agency(#WADA) President Witold Banka arrived in Nairobi on Sunday for a three-day official visit as Kenya faces continued scrutiny over doping in sport. His visit comes as the Anti-Doping Agency of Kenya steps up testing, investigations...

On International Day of the Girl Child, families and advocates in The Gambia are pushing back against early marriage and encouraging girls to stay in school. Advocates say sustained support from families and communities is essential to protecting...