May 6

• China and Africa Explore New Opportunities to Cooperate on Health

  Global Health Strategies

  Today, Chinese and African leaders will come together at the 4th International Roundtable on China-Africa Health Cooperation to explore new partnerships to address some of the most... Read more »

• Rhino's Wiped Out of Limpopo National Park

  AIM

  Authorities in the Limpopo National Park (PNL) have announced that no rhinoceros are left in the park in southern Mozambique. Read more »

• VP Sambo Praises Mongolian President's Contribution to Democracy

  Nigeria First

  Vice President Mohammed Namadi Sambo has described the President of Mongolia Tsakia Elbegdorj as a “lover of democracy”. Read more »

• Yang Had 'Open' Work Permit - Lawyer

  Namibian

  THE Immigration Selection Board granted Chinese national Yang Fan a 24-month employment permit which allowed him to work for any employer he wanted to, Yang's defence lawyer has... Read more »

• Australia, New Zealand Remember Servicemen in Abuja

  Daily Trust

  The Australian High Commission, Australians and New Zealanders gathered yesterday in Abuja to remember servicemen and women who served their nations in times of war, conflict and... Read more »

May 5

• How China's Cheap Phones Make Their Way to the Continent [analysis]

  ThinkAfricaPress

  Nathan Road is Hong Kong's busiest shopping street. It is lined with skyscrapers and decorated with neon signs of every size, colour and shape. Most of the logos are familiar:... Read more »

May 3

• Where Does the Hardware Come From? [analysis]

  Africa In Fact

  Nathan Road is Hong Kong’s busiest shopping street. It is lined with skyscrapers and decorated with neon signs of every size, colour and shape. Read more »

• Zimbabwe Welcomes Re-Engagement Efforts - VP Mujuru

  The Herald

  ZIMBABWE is looking forward to ending its long-standing bilateral dispute with Britain following re-engagement efforts initiated by London and the European Union, Vice-President... Read more »

• Uganda, India in Talks to Return Musumba

  New Vision

  Diplomatic efforts are being made to ensure that former minister, Isaac Musumba, Igara east MP, Michael Mawanda and businessman, Mathias Magoola return home. Read more »

• Nam Looks to Dubai for New Harbour

  Namibian

  The Ministry of Trade and Industry is holding discussions with delegates of the Dubai World Central (DWC) to gain knowledge in constructing a new harbour for the Namibia Port... Read more »

• Nigeria Signs MoU With China On Skills, Technology Transfer

  Vanguard

  The Federal Ministry of Trade and Investment and Sanshui District Bureau of Economy, Science and Technology Development Promotion in China have signed a Memorandum of... Read more »

May 2

• Japan Donates U.S.$21.3 Million for Refugees

  New Vision

  The Japanese government is providing US$21.2m (about Sh55.3b) to four UN agencies to support refugee programmes in south-western Uganda plus climate related, health, nutrition,... Read more »

• 'Sino-Africa Ties Strongest Today'

  Times of Zambia

  A POST-MORTEM of the just-ended Boao Forum for Asia conference indicates that Sino-Africa ties are at their strongest with more leading Chinese firms considering moving abroad. Read more »

May 1

• Sudan Rebels Declare North Kordofan a 'Target'

  Independent

  In Sudan, rebel alliance on Monday declared North Kordofan state a target of its widening anti-government offensive, as parliament met to discuss the attacks, News24 reports. Read more »

April 30

• Can Disaster Risk Reduction Lessons Be Learned From China?

  IRIN

  China, which annually faces almost every disaster possible - including earthquakes, floods, cyclones and landslides - is doing something right in the field of disaster risk... Read more »

• World Health Agencies Alert for Dangerous Malaria Strain

  State Department

  Health authorities in Southeast Asia have detected a strain of the malaria-causing parasite that is resistant to the best medicines available to treat the disease. Read more »

• Exports to China Reach U.S $2 Billion

  Times of Zambia

  THE Government has said Zambia exported nearly US$2 billion worth of commodities to China in 2012. Read more »

• Govt Keen On Fruitful Economic Relations With China

  The Herald

  Zimbabwe is eager to translate its relations with China into fruitful economic benefits for the people of the two countries, Local Government, Rural and Urban Development Minister... Read more »

• VP Mujuru in Dubai for Africa Global Forum

  The Herald

  Vice-President Mujuru arrived here this morning to attend the Africa Global Business Forum while also reciprocating a visit by Ras Al Khaimah ruler Sheikh Saud Bin Saqr Al Qasimi... Read more »

• Phone Dealers Decry China Phones' Low Durability

  Vanguard

  Dealers in GSM phones and accessories in Abuja on Monday said that Chinese phones sell more due to its dual SIM. Read more »

• Acting Chief Justice in India for 'Judicial Reforms'

  Zambia Reports

  Acting Chief Justice Lombe Chibesakunda is in India hoping to find help for the much talked about judicial reforms that collapsed with the firing of Justice Ernest Sakala and his... Read more »

April 29

• Two Win Taiwanese Ambassador's Achievement Prize

  The Point

  Two students, namely Dawda Bayo and Alieu Bah, recently won themselves the Taiwanese Ambassador's achievement prize in basic Chinese language. Read more »

• Musumba Out of Prison but Still Held in India

  New Vision

  The Ugandan Government is preparing to hire a legal team to defend former foreign affairs state minister Isaac Musumba in an extortion case in India. Read more »

• Vice President Sambo Arrives Mongolia for Cod Meeting

  This Day

  Vice President Namadi Sambo Saturday arrived Ulaambaatar, the Mongolian capital, for the seventh meeting of the Community of Democracies (CoD). Read more »

• Egyptian-Saudi Petrochemical Investments Worth U.s.$ Ten Billion

  Egypt Online

  In statements to a Saudi newspaper, Egyptian Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Osama Kamal said that some petrochemical projects are expected to be established between... Read more »