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Cape Verde's national football team, the Blue Sharks, continue to defy expectations in the 2026 World Cup, securing historic draws against formidable opponents Spain and Uruguay. Their Cinderella story is far from over!
DR Congo battles an escalating Ebola crisis, with cases surpassing 1,000 and over 250 fatalities. Despite improved recovery rates, declining contact tracing efforts threaten containment.
Sudan's banking system is struggling due to years of conflict, leading people to use informal transfer networks, mobile payments, and community support for transactions. Economic stability and sustainable business are crucial for recovery.
In Cairo, foreign ministers from Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Türkiye, and Pakistan convened to discuss a lasting US-Iran ceasefire and broader Middle East peace. They are exploring diplomatic solutions to de-escalate regional tensions.
Egypt's national football team, led by Mohamed Salah, clinched their historic first World Cup victory with a 3-1 win over New Zealand. This triumph puts the Pharaohs in a strong position in Group G.
Ethiopia's Prosperity Party has significantly cemented its control over the parliament, a move that impacts the nation's political landscape and future direction.
Ebola grips Bunia, DR Congo, forcing wedding cancellations and reshaping social life as authorities implement strict measures to control the deadly virus. The community faces a new reality of restricted gatherings in the fight against infection.
In Ethiopia, the ruling party secures an overwhelming victory in parliamentary elections. Meanwhile, the Democratic Republic of Congo battles a rising Ebola crisis, with cases exceeding 1,000, and Sudan faces instability following a deadly drone attack.
In Kenya, the Nairobi Refugee Women Development Organization provides vocational training and entrepreneurship programs, empowering refugee women from across Africa to build new futures through skills like tailoring and digital literacy. This initiative, supported by the UN refugee agency, fosters income generation and independence for women.
Eastern DR Congo’s Pygmies face displacement and humanitarian crisis due to relentless attacks by the Allied Democratic Forces. Their traditional way of life is under threat, and they urgently need protection and support.
Tune into CGTN Africa for a discussion on ongoing international efforts for peace in Switzerland and the urgent need to protect the DRC's indigenous Pygmy community from conflict.
Ethiopia implements an innovative refugee integration model, incorporating over a million refugees into national systems. The Ura settlement exemplifies this by providing shared infrastructure, schools, and markets for refugees and locals, fostering self-reliance and offering a sustainable inclusion model.
South Africa faces escalating anti-immigrant protests and rising tensions as the June 30 deadline for undocumented foreigners to leave approaches. Labor unions warn against participation due to potential job losses and legal ramifications.
Sudanese families, displaced by conflict, face a difficult decision: return to their homes amidst safety concerns and damaged infrastructure, or remain in displacement camps with their families, weighing the risks against the stability they have found.
Chad is shouldering a significant humanitarian burden, hosting over 1.5 million refugees, primarily from Sudan. We commend Chad's resilience and call for increased international support to alleviate the strain on its infrastructure and social services.
Kenya's Chinese community, joined by curious Kenyans, celebrated the annual Dragon Boat Festival in Nairobi. This vibrant cultural exchange, filled with traditional Chinese food, music, and activities, highlighted the growing cultural ties between China and Africa.
Africa, despite its vast energy resources, remains vulnerable to global energy shocks. This segment explores how the continent, rich in oil, gas, and renewables, can overcome its paradox of exporting crude while importing expensive refined fuel to build a self-sufficient energy future.
In eastern Chad, a region burdened with hundreds of thousands of Sudanese refugees, the lines between host and refugee blur. Here, shared resilience sparks hope, with communities rebuilding together. This is a story of transformation, not just survival.
Sudan's army escalates drone strikes, while the DR Congo grapples with a rising Ebola crisis. Chad honors the resilience of displaced populations.
Ebola concerns in the DRC raise global health alarms. World Refugee Day highlights the ongoing crisis of displacement while international talks on Iran occur in Switzerland. Tune in to Africa Live Weekend for the full story.
In Adré, Chad, a powerful example of human resilience unfolds as local hosts and Sudanese refugees not only coexist but thrive, building a vibrant marketplace mere kilometers from the border. This story highlights a unique approach to displacement, where shared spaces and trade foster coexistence.
Chad is grappling with a severe displacement crisis, hosting nearly a million new Sudanese refugees alongside existing populations from CAR and Nigeria. This humanitarian emergency is exacerbated by funding shortages, putting immense pressure on aid organizations and the country's resources.
Chad faces immense pressure from a massive influx of Sudanese refugees, straining resources and reshaping daily life for both refugees and host communities. Witness how these communities are coexisting and working together to rebuild.
Chinese firms converged in Dar es Salaam, offering over 1,000 job opportunities to Tanzanian youth. This significant job fair targeted construction, manufacturing, tech, and logistics, aiming to tackle youth unemployment through private sector engagement.
Cape Verde's unexpected draw against Spain at the FIFA World Cup is inspiring a new generation of footballers back home, showcasing the power of sport to ignite dreams and national pride.
Africa's energy future is bright! The Africa Energy Forum in Cape Town showcased a united front in driving large-scale energy infrastructure, boosting economic development, and electrifying the continent through ambitious projects like Mission 300. It's time for power and progress!
South African authorities are probing pharmacies producing compounded versions of popular weight-loss and diabetes medications. This investigation highlights critical concerns over patient safety and the quality control of these widely used treatments, ensuring pharmaceutical regulations are strictly adhered to.
Somalia, grappling with its own displacement challenges, provides refuge to over 45,000 asylum seekers and refugees, predominantly from Yemen and Syria. This unwavering commitment to humanitarian aid showcases the nation's profound resilience and compassion.
Ghana is leading a global movement for reparations for enslaved Africans, advocating for international action and accountability for the transatlantic slave trade's enduring impact. This initiative, backed by a 10-point plan, seeks to establish reparative policies and justice frameworks worldwide.
This week, Africa saw South Africa reflect on Youth Day, Equatorial Guinea's government reshuffle, and African teams shine in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. A dynamic continent indeed, always keeping us on our toes.
Africa is grappling with an escalating forced displacement crisis, fueled by conflict, insecurity, and climate change, leaving millions vulnerable and straining humanitarian efforts. This growing challenge demands urgent global attention.
Uganda faces a critical health worker unemployment crisis despite severe staffing shortages in hospitals, driven by weak funding, hiring freezes, and declining donor support. This paradox jeopardizes the nation's healthcare system, making it difficult for many to access essential services.
Ebola fears grip the DR Congo following camp deaths, while Uganda faces a paradox of unemployed skilled health workers. The UN calls for global support for refugees on World Refugee Day. Tune in to CGTN Africa for the full report.
Morocco's central bank warns that new EU rules might disrupt vital diaspora remittances, a key source of foreign currency for Moroccan households. This issue highlights the ongoing challenge of leveraging these funds more for investment than consumption.
Nigeria's foreign investment soared to over $10 billion in Q1 2026, nearly doubling last year's figures. This surge underscores growing investor confidence thanks to recent economic reforms.
Iran released the full text of its MoU with Washington, revealing 14 key points on de-escalation, nuclear issues, and the Strait of Hormuz. This agreement could redefine regional diplomacy and global alliances.
The international community expresses alarm over a military buildup near El Obeid, Sudan, fearing an impending ground offensive. Increased Rapid Support Forces deployments signal escalating conflict in North Kordofan.
Zimbabwean lawmakers have approved a controversial bill to extend presidential and parliamentary terms from five to seven years. This move sparks debate, with critics citing undermined democracy and supporters claiming it boosts stability and development.
Ebola poses a heightened risk to truck drivers traversing East Africa as nations enforce rigorous border screenings and public health initiatives. This vital trade route faces disruption as countries work to contain the spread of the virus.
The WHO reports that 75 healthcare workers in the DRC have contracted Ebola, with 17 fatalities. This highlights the severe strain on responders as the outbreak intensifies and frontline personnel face immense pressure.
Life returns to normal in Niamey, Niger, after a recent attack claimed the lives of 35 people, including soldiers, civilians, and militants. SEVA News continues to monitor the aftermath of this tragic event.
CGTN Africa presents #AfricaLive, covering the latest developments including a ceasefire agreement in Lebanon, the WHO's update on Ebola infections among DRC medics, and Ghana's efforts to reconnect with descendants of enslaved Africans.
Mission 300 hits a major milestone, electrifying 55 million African households. This rapid expansion fuels critical discussions on funding, geopolitics, and sustainability within Africa's energy transition. Stay informed with SEVA.
In this urgent update, CGTN Africa reports on the escalating Sahel crisis with 11 killed in a Niger airport attack, the DRC's Ebola cases reaching 896, and the UN's demand for the RSF to halt its Sudan offensive. Critical African headlines, delivering essential news.
Africa's economic future was a key discussion point at the recent G7 Summit. This video delves into the opportunities and challenges for the continent resulting from global leaders' decisions on trade, investment, and development.
The iconic Makarapa hard hats, born in South African mining communities, are making a powerful comeback as a symbol of football fan pride. This resurgence highlights the deep cultural connection between football and national identity.
The Democratic Republic of Congo grapples with persistently high fertility rates, stoked by cultural norms that prioritize early marriage and large families. This trend significantly impacts women's health and societal development, sparking crucial debates on population dynamics.
Ebola's resurgence in Central Africa is claiming lives at an alarming rate, overwhelming response teams struggling with personnel shortages. This marks the most severe early-stage outbreak on record, demanding urgent global attention.
Vozinha's mother overcame visa and financial hurdles to watch her son, the Cape Verdean hero, play in the World Cup, a heartwarming tale of family and dedication from Praia to the global stage.
Terror group JNIM claimed responsibility for a deadly attack on Niger's Niamey airport and military base. This act of terror resulted in the tragic loss of 11 security personnel and two civilians, underscoring the ongoing security challenges in the region.
Kenya's mobile workforce is stepping up, leveraging their cross-border movements to act as an unexpected but crucial first line of defense against the spread of Ebola. Learn how these essential workers are bolstering disease surveillance efforts.
In Niger, 11 lives were tragically lost in a pre-dawn airport attack, signaling a dangerous escalation in the Sahel crisis. Meanwhile, the Democratic Republic of Congo grapples with nearly 900 Ebola cases, and the UN urgently calls for a halt to RSF's impending offensive in Sudan.
Intensified sea traffic near South Africa, resulting from global shipping diversions, is escalating environmental crises. Increased pollution, greenhouse gases, and threats to marine life like whales are raising urgent alarms.
The U.S. has imposed visa restrictions on Ethiopian individuals seen as disrupting peace efforts in the Tigray region, targeting members of the Tigray People's Liberation Front and their families. This aims to pressure those hindering stability.
Tune in to Africa Live for crucial updates: Niger faces airport chaos, Kenya's truck drivers navigate Ebola surveillance, and South Africa's anti-migration protests displace Malawians. Get the essential African news you need, fast.
DR Congo's Leopards made history at the FIFA World Cup, securing a thrilling 1-1 draw against Portugal. This monumental achievement sparked joyous celebrations globally, showcasing the team's unwavering spirit and marking their first-ever point in the tournament.
Africa is embarking on a monumental journey to restore 100 million hectares of land by 2030 through the African Forest Landscape Restoration Initiative. This ambitious environmental effort, backed by over 30 nations, tackles global climate challenges head-on, though securing sustainable funding remains crucial.
Xenophobic violence in South Africa has displaced over 7,000 Malawians, forcing them to seek refuge. This escalating anti-immigration crisis demands urgent regional and international attention to protect vulnerable communities.
Fifteen nations signed the Mombasa Declaration at the Our Ocean Conference, forging a united front against illegal fishing. This pivotal agreement aims to bolster transparency, vessel tracking, and data sharing to safeguard our marine ecosystems and ensure sustainable governance of the world's oceans.
West African powerhouses Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana are boldly uniting to stabilize the global cocoa market. This strategic alliance aims to fortify the supply chain and combat the mounting pressures facing the world's top cocoa producers.