Curated clips from trusted African channels and publishers. Auto-refreshed every hour and summarised by SEVA's editorial team.
The World Health Organization warns of escalating violence and rising Ebola infections in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Healthcare workers face severe hurdles as regional instability threatens containment efforts.
African carbon markets are pushing for enhanced transparency and equitable benefit-sharing to unlock vital climate finance. By prioritizing community land rights and project integrity, the continent aims to build credible trading systems that advance real environmental progress.
A journey through Dakar reveals the powerful history and identity of Senegal, from monuments of African pride to the profound legacy of Gorée Island. These iconic stops highlight the cultural resilience and rich heritage defining the nation.
In response to Burundi’s plastic ban, an enterprising innovator is transforming banana trunks and rice straw into biodegradable packaging. This homegrown solution cuts environmental waste while generating sustainable employment for local youth.
At COP31, the spotlight is firmly on mobilizing climate finance to drive Africa's green transition. Financial leaders, including CRDB Bank, emphasize the vital role of commercial banks and innovative investments in turning climate pledges into impactful action.
In Ghana, scrap dealers in Accra are demanding safer recycling practices and protective gear to combat the severe health risks of toxic e-waste. Their call spotlights the urgent need to formalize and protect workers in Africa's recycling economy.
Armed attacks on healthcare facilities in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo are severely undermining efforts to contain the Ebola epidemic. Rising insecurity has compromised surveillance networks, raising fears of unchecked viral transmission across the region.
Simon’s Town in South Africa faces mounting tensions over frequent baboon raids on residential homes. As officials consider containment enclosures, conservationists are pushing for humane coexistence strategies to protect both local communities and native wildlife.
CGTN's AfricaLive reports on rising Ebola cases and unrest in DR Congo, severe humanitarian aid cuts threatening famine in Sudan, and the ANC's firm defense of South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.
Algeria is setting its sights on dominating the global date trade by modernizing agriculture and upgrading key logistics. The North African nation aims to convert its massive domestic harvest into expanded international market share.
A new 223-billion-cubic-foot natural gas discovery in Tanzania's Mtwara region offers a fresh boost to domestic energy prospects and foreign investment. However, unlocking its full economic potential depends on resolving delays surrounding the nation's ambitious $42-billion LNG project.
Senegal's bid for a crucial $2.2 billion IMF bailout hangs in the balance after lawmakers rejected a revised budget amid mounting fiscal strains. The deepening political standoff threatens investor confidence and clouds the nation's economic recovery.
Young African creators and researchers are leveraging social media to spotlight the continent's climate realities during global negotiations. They are demanding world leaders move past empty promises and deliver tangible climate justice for vulnerable communities.
Africa Live covers critical developments across the continent, focusing on severe warnings over DR Congo's escalating Ebola outbreak, a key UN vote on peacekeeping in CAR, and surging migrant casualties.
Escalating conflict in eastern DR Congo has displaced over 320,000 people in a single week, prompting urgent UN appeals for civilian protection and unimpeded humanitarian access to deliver life-saving aid.
A deadly train collision in Giza has killed at least seven people and injured over a hundred, renewing urgent pressure on Egypt to modernize its rail infrastructure and overhaul transportation safety protocols.
Facing dwindling fish catches, Kenyan coastal communities are mobilizing to restore vital mangrove forests, safeguarding both marine ecosystems and their local livelihoods.
CGTN's Africa Live covers pivotal continental headlines, from major cross-border infrastructure deals connecting the Lobito Corridor to TAZARA, to Kenya's promising Ebola recovery milestone and persistent security concerns in eastern DR Congo.
Senegal's Train Express Regional takes center stage as the Dakar Olympic Train, connecting the capital to Diamniadio ahead of the Dakar 2026 Youth Games. The modern transit link underscores the host nation's infrastructure readiness for Africa's first Olympic event.
Africa Live covers urgent developments across the continent, from escalating drone strikes worsening Sudan's humanitarian crisis to surging Ebola cases in DR Congo and critical climate negotiations at COP31.
South Africa’s November shopping season has evolved beyond Black Friday into a month-long retail marathon. As global e-commerce giants like Shein and Temu heighten competition, domestic retailers are racing to adapt to shifting consumer habits.
Young Congolese developers are deploying AI-driven technology to safeguard vital academic records against conflict and disaster in eastern DRC. Their innovative platform, DMT School, digitizes student histories to secure educational continuity and transparency.
South Africa has secured over $14 billion for its Just Energy Transition, but scrutiny is mounting over who actually benefits. With less than 7% of funds reaching smaller players, concerns grow that local communities are being sidelined.
Escalating violence in northern Nigeria has displaced nearly 64,000 people into Niger and Benin this year alone. As host communities struggle under the strain, the UN is appealing for $11.4 million to address the worsening humanitarian crisis.
Ongoing conflict in Sudan has severely disrupted food production and supply chains, putting basic necessities like milk out of reach for millions. As the crisis deepens, vulnerable families face escalating food insecurity and malnutrition.
Financial intelligence leaders and law enforcement agencies from across Africa have convened in Kampala to mount a coordinated fight against cross-border financial crime. The summit targets illicit flows, tax evasion, and digital asset concealment undermining the continent's economies.
South Africa's unemployment rate climbed to 33.7% in the third quarter, underscoring deep-seated economic struggles and sluggish job creation. The contraction disproportionately impacts youth and women, intensifying pressure on policymakers to spur growth.
Escalating regional crises take center stage across Africa as deadly conflict intensifies in Sudan and violence triggers massive cross-border displacements in Nigeria and Ethiopia. Humanitarian agencies are urgently rallying international support to address the surging refugee influx.
Nairobi is hosting Powerelec Kenya, convening industry leaders from over 40 nations to display cutting-edge solar and battery storage solutions. The exhibition spotlights critical investment deals and cross-border partnerships driving Africa's accelerating clean energy transition.
South Africa faces mounting economic pressure as newly released data reveals a worsening unemployment rate across the country. Peninah Karibe anchors key updates on labour challenges and regional developments on Africa Live.
Somalia has launched its first standardized sign language dictionary to expand inclusive education across the country. Featuring over 500 signs, the milestone initiative is set to transform classroom communication for more than 3,000 deaf students.
Ethiopian entrepreneur Hanan Ahmed is combating period poverty with Han’s With Care, manufacturing reusable sanitary pads and delivering menstrual health education. Through strategic partnerships, her enterprise is breaking stigmas and empowering girls across the country.
As extreme weather escalates, environmental expert Dr. Michael Terungwa David urges world leaders to shift from promises to urgent implementation ahead of COP31. He warns that geopolitical tensions must not derail critical climate commitments for vulnerable regions.
At the China International Import Expo, African nations are moving beyond raw commodity exports to secure strategic investments and expand market access. By showcasing value-added goods like processed cocoa, exhibitors aim to capture greater industrial returns domestically.
Dakar's historic Mamelles Lighthouse is drawing thousands of visitors and sports fans, offering sweeping Atlantic views as Senegal showcases its iconic heritage during the Youth Olympic Games.
Egypt is rapidly emerging as North Africa's premier gaming hub, powered by a massive, tech-savvy youth population. However, unlocking the sector's full economic potential requires curbing talent drain to the Gulf and scaling homegrown studios.
Nigerian entrepreneurs are stepping up to tackle surging battery waste by collecting and repurposing units from the country's booming solar sector. Collaborating with international partners, these innovators are building local technical expertise to drive a sustainable circular economy.
Djibouti launched its inaugural beach festival at Héron Beach, uniting local artists, entrepreneurs, and performers for a three-day celebration. The milestone event showcases the nation's burgeoning creative economy and rich cultural expression.
Egypt is accelerating its green transition with a new electric Bus Rapid Transit network in Cairo. The flagship infrastructure project aims to slash urban emissions and transform transit while meeting ambitious national climate targets.
As migrant fatalities surge off the coasts of Senegal and Crete, migration expert Prof. Adebusuyi Isaac Adeniran examines the systemic failures driving irregular journeys and questions whether harsher border policies can curb the deepening crisis.
A devastating boat disaster off the coast of Senegal has claimed at least 39 lives, leaving coastal communities grieving youths who attempted the perilous journey to Spain. The tragedy highlights the severe economic hardships driving West Africans to risk dangerous sea crossings.
CGTN's AfricaLive covers critical regional headlines, leading with a deadly attack and abductions in Nigeria, alongside global climate negotiations and Tunisia's ambitions in the luxury yacht market.
CGTN’s AfricaLIVE covers urgent calls for global climate action at COP31, alongside an innovative circular economy initiative in Côte d’Ivoire transforming second-hand clothing waste into sustainable solutions.
Zimbabwean provincial ministers welcomed China's zero-tariff policy at the CIIE, emphasizing how mineral beneficiation and technical skills transfer are vital to unlocking domestic employment and sustainable economic growth.
Severe fuel shortages across Khartoum and Omdurman have disrupted public transport, leaving commuters stranded amid fare hikes exceeding 100 percent. The crisis compounds mounting economic strain on Sudanese residents already navigating soaring living costs.
As global demand for carbon credits surges, Africa’s vast ecosystems offer lucrative market potential. However, crucial questions remain over who controls the revenue and whether local communities protecting these resources receive an equitable share.
South Africa’s ruling ANC has suffered a historic defeat in municipal elections, dropping to just 30.76% amid voter outrage over corruption and failing services. The unprecedented decline forces the nation into a complex new era of coalition politics.
Egypt's football federation has dismissed national team coach Hossam Hassan, citing concerns over the squad's public image and internal stability. The high-profile decision follows intense media scrutiny surrounding the manager's personal life.
Africa Live tracks critical continental developments, highlighting South Africa's ruling ANC confronting unprecedented municipal election setbacks alongside Egypt's official investigation into a fatal train collision south of Cairo.
The Football Kenya Federation has expelled Vice President McDonald Mariga and six executive members amid an escalating leadership feud. The ousted officials have rejected the decision and vowed to challenge their removal in court.
Nigeria is deepening counterterrorism ties with the Alliance of Sahel States to revitalize regional security operations and reposition the Multinational Joint Task Force. The renewed partnership aims to confront escalating militant threats across West Africa and the Lake Chad Basin.
Rwanda's exports to China surged by 89% to $160 million last year, propelled by strong bilateral ties showcased at the CIIE. Beyond trade, the partnership is driving key investments in agro-processing, light manufacturing, and tourism.
This edition of Africa Live covers a deadly train collision in Egypt, Senegal's recovery of victims following a boat disaster, and Egypt's diplomatic milestone in reopening its Libyan embassy after a 12-year closure.
A fatal train collision south of Cairo has left four people dead and at least 88 injured. Egyptian authorities have launched an urgent investigation as emergency crews work to clear the wreckage and determine the cause.
As climate change increasingly threatens agriculture and livelihoods across the continent, African leaders are preparing for COP31 to demand decisive global support and climate financing. The summit presents a vital opportunity to address Africa's environmental security.
IOC official Humphrey Kayange celebrates Dakar 2026 as a historic milestone for Senegal and the continent. The Youth Olympic Games aim to showcase young African talent while advancing gender equality and sustainable infrastructure.
Senegalese and Swiss wrestlers united in Dakar for a dynamic cultural exchange celebrating their traditional combat styles. The showcase offered a vibrant fusion of heritage and athletic brotherhood ahead of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games.
The Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games are heading into their final stretch, drawing vibrant crowds to Senegal. As emerging athletes showcase continental brilliance, the historic gathering cements a transformative sporting and cultural legacy for Africa.
Dakar is turning the 2026 Youth Olympic Games into a dynamic celebration of African heritage, bringing together local artisans, entrepreneurs, and culinary talent. Citywide cultural fairs are spotlighting Senegal's creative vibrancy alongside the global sporting spectacle.
Rwanda took center stage at the China International Import Expo in Shanghai, captivating an international audience with traditional dances, vibrant attire, and rich musical heritage.