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At least 162 killed by gunmen in Nigeria's Kwara state

Kwara state governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq condemned the assault, describing it as a "cowardly expression of frustration" by militants in response to ongoing counterterrorism operations in parts of the state.

Africa

04-Feb-2026

Ethiopian PM inaugurates Chinese-built wind farm project

Technology

02-Feb-2026

03:15

US exit from Paris pact leaves African climate projects short of funds

When the United States’ withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement took effect last week, its impact was felt far beyond Washington; reaching community forests, mangrove swamps and youth-led climate projects across Africa.

Africa

05-Feb-2026

President Tinubu deploys troops after attack in Nigeria's Kwara State

Nigeria's president Bola Tinubu ordered the deployment of an army battalion to Kaiama Local Government Area in Kwara State on Wednesday, after a deadly overnight attack on Woro village.

Africa

05-Feb-2026

Burhan bars Hamdok's return, dismisses chemical weapons claims in war

Sudan's army chief, Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has rejected any possibility of former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok and his allies returning to power, while also dismissing allegations of military chemical weapons use during the ongoing conflict.

Africa

31-Jan-2026

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Sudan's central bank orders Bank of Khartoum to refund disputed fees

The Central Bank of Sudan ordered the Bank of Khartoum to refund money deducted from customer accounts as fees for the Deposit Insurance Fund, giving the country's largest lender 48 hours to reverse the charges after a public backlash.

Africa

05-Feb-2026

Son of late Libyan leader confirmed dead in W. Libya armed attack

Saif al-Islam Gaddafi was killed in an armed attack in western Libya on Tuesday, according to a statement from his political team.

Africa

04-Feb-2026

AFC/M23 claims responsibility for drone attack in DRC

The AFC/M23 rebel movement has claimed responsibility for a drone attack targeting Kisangani airport in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, as a warning to the government.

Africa

04-Feb-2026

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US Exits WHO: A Wake-Up Call for Africa?

The US departure removes between 15 and 18 percent of the organization's budget.

05-Feb-2026

27:58

The fight to keep Baringo girls in school

In Baringo County's dry hills and plains, childhood often fades quietly before it starts. For many girls, school is a fragile promise overshadowed by traditions, with marriage waiting before they can even spell their own names.

05-Feb-2026

African-led mediation: When theory meets reality

This episode of 'Talk Africa' explores the latest AU-backed peace initiative on DRC and delve into the factors that ensure African-led mediation effective in ending conflicts.

31-Jan-2026

'Donroe Doctrine': What is it and how will it affect Africa?

The US is rolling out a new approach that could reshape global power and challenge long-standing rules of engagement. Called the “Donroe Doctrine,” this modern take on US foreign policy focuses on national interest, enforcement power, and regional dominance. In this episode of 'Talk Africa', we break down the Donroe Doctrine and what it could mean for Africa, the UN, and multilateralism.

24-Jan-2026

28:21

Exclusive with AUC Chairperson Mahmoud Ali Youssouf

18-Jan-2026

Africa in 2025: Unlocking economic potential

The African Development Bank projects Africa’s growth at 3.9% in 2025 and 4% in 2026, with 21 countries expected to exceed 5%, highlighting resilience amid global challenges. How has the continent navigated these headwinds, and what challenges remain?

31-Dec-2025

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Addis Ababa undergoes major urban transformation

Ethiopia's capital Addis Ababa is going through a massive urban development initiative, known as the Corridor Development Project.

Africa

31-Jan-2026

02:45

Morocco fast-tracks smart transport to power urban growth

Morocco is positioning itself as a regional frontrunner in smart-city development as urbanization gathers pace across Africa and the Middle East.

Africa

31-Jan-2026

Reporter's Diary: Visiting Talanta Sports Stadium

With the Pamoja AFCON 2027 fast approaching, a historic tournament Kenya will co-host alongside Uganda and Tanzania, being inside this stadium made the excitement feel real. This is where some of tournament's biggest moments will unfold, and seeing it up close was special.

Sports

24-Jan-2026

Reporter's Diary: How a sign language interpreter bridges two worlds

Esther Eulolo, a sign language interpreter, bridges the worlds of sound and silence, facilitating communication between deaf and hearing individuals. Growing up in Mumias, her experiences with the deaf community, particularly during church services, inspired her to break communication barriers.

Africa

24-Jan-2026

Northern Kenya's drought: The role of pastoral movement

Northern Kenya's drought is hitting pastoral communities hard. As food shortages grow, moving livestock remains a key way families protect their livelihoods, land, and ability to survive worsening climate conditions.

Africa

23-Jan-2026

Long Way Home: Reclaiming Africa's Culture Heritage

As global museum systems increasingly confront the legacy of colonialism, the ownership of African artifacts is sparking a sustained and complex international debate. Artifacts taken from Africa during the colonial period are still widely held in European museums, and their historical provenance, cultural context, and ethical implications continue to be questioned.

Africa

08-Jan-2026

08:44

A long road home: Finding belonging during Tobong'u Lore in Turkana

This story follows CGTN Africa reporter, Marion Gachuhi’s journey home from Nairobi to Lodwar in northern Kenya, to witness the Tobong’u Lore Cultural Festival. It is a story about cultural belonging and re-education, and of how the Tobong’u Lore Festival brings together the Ateker communities across East Africa to celebrate heritage, promote peace, and affirm identity.

Africa

28-Dec-2025

Africa's 2025 health check

Africa’s health sector in 2025 was defined by contrasts, achieving disease elimination milestones even as it faced some of its worst outbreaks in decades.

Africa

22-Dec-2025