Tag: CGTN Africa
Video: Fearing future losses Zimbabwe farmers insure crops against climate change impact
Zimbabwean farmers are increasingly turning to index insurance to cushion them from the impact of climate change. And conventional insurance products are being modified to…
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Video: Will Sudan & South Sudan agree to revitalise bilateral security agreement?
Sudan and South Sudan have agreed to reactivate a bilateral security agreement, in a bid to resolve rising tensions between the two neighbors. The agreement…
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Video: NATO Installed Libyan group rejects UK extradition request for alleged concert bomber’s brother
A Libyan armed group holding the brother of a suicide bomber who killed 22 people at a pop concert in the English city of Manchester,…
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Video: South Sudan Security Widows Issue Heartfelt Call For Peace As Conflict Continues
For the fourth year now, violence has been raging in South Sudan. Women and children are the most affected. As efforts to find a lasting…
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Video: Somali forces graduate from UAE army training program
Somali troops based at the United Arab Emirates military camp in Mogadishu, graduated from a special army course offered by instructors from the the Gulf…
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Video: Oil War Crisis Erupts In The Niger Delta As Militants Declare An End To Ceasefire
Nigerian militant group the Niger Delta Avengers says it has ended their ceasefire in the country’s southern oil-rich region. The group has further threatened to…
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Video: Coffee production in Uganda peaks to 4.6 million bags
Uganda’s coffee exports, which have experienced a slowdown in recent months, are now stabilizing. In the coffee year ending September 2017, Uganda exported 4.6 million…
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Video: AU, ECOWAS intervene in bid to avert looming polls crisis in Liberia
The African Union and regional body ECOWAS are trying to prevent a political crisis in Liberia. The Supreme Court has suspended next week’s presidential run-off…
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Video: Attack sparks insecurity fears in Tunisia
In Tunisia, one of two police officers stabbed by a terrorist near the Parliament in Tunis on Wednesday has died in hospital. In 2015, the…
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Video: African Union to campaign for women to get more political space in Africa
In 2016 only 12 countries in Africa had, parliamentarians below the age of 30. Of those twelve, the place of women in spaces of leadership…
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Video: U.S Watchdog warns that funds may be leaking to al-Shabaab
A report by the US State Department’s watchdog says its Africa Bureau is not doing enough to ensure funding in Somalia isn’t siphoned off by…
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