Death Toll from Cyclone Chido in Mozambique Rises to 73
Death toll from Cyclone Chido in Mozambique climbs to 73, with over 500 injured. Thousands displaced as the storm devastates Cabo Delgado and Nampula provinces.
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Death toll from Cyclone Chido in Mozambique climbs to 73, with over 500 injured. Thousands displaced as the storm devastates Cabo Delgado and Nampula provinces.
Burkina Faso President Ibrahim Traore has dismissed Prime Minister Apollinaire Kyelem de Tambela and dissolved the government without explanation.
The WHO announced that the mpox outbreak remains a public health emergency, as over 46,000 suspected cases and 1,000 deaths have been reported across Africa, mainly in the DRC.
Africa steps into the global spotlight as the African Union joins the G20. With South Africa set to lead next year, this is a game-changer for the Global South.
Global experts praise President Xi Jinping’s commitments at the G20 summit to support global development and enhance international cooperation, emphasizing China’s role in aiding developing nations, particularly in Africa.
U.S. health officials have confirmed the first case of a new mpox strain in a traveler from eastern Africa, highlighting ongoing global health concerns over the spread of the virus.
Africa’s natural treasures are shining at the ongoing 7th China International Import Expo, highlighting opportunities for global companies to expand markets and deepen cooperation.
Senior CPC official Li Xi concluded a goodwill visit to Kenya, committing to strengthen China-Kenya relations and foster an even closer community with a shared future in the new era.
Scholar Sayon Doumbouya emphasizes the link between peace, food security, and development in Africa, advocating collaboration with the Chinese mainland to address challenges and build a prosperous future.
The 16th BRICS Summit in Kazan marks a historic moment with the inclusion of Egypt and Ethiopia, amplifying Africa’s voice on the global stage and offering opportunities for economic development and cooperation.
China’s remarkable success in eradicating absolute poverty offers valuable lessons for Africa. Through shared strategies and cooperation, China is helping African nations advance towards prosperity.
African wildlife populations have declined by 76% since 1970, according to WWF-Kenya’s 2024 Living Planet Report, highlighting an urgent need for action to protect natural ecosystems.
At the 2024 WTO Open Forum in Geneva, media leaders from the Global South discussed strategies to reshape Western narratives about Africa, emphasizing the need to showcase the continent’s beauty and potential.
China has called on developed nations and international financial institutions to help ease the debt burden on African countries, emphasizing fair and practical cooperation for sustainable development.
China’s green initiatives in Africa are leading the way in sustainable development, countering Western criticisms with tangible results in clean energy, wildlife conservation, and environmental protection.
Africa’s mpox outbreak response faces a critical funding shortfall, with less than 10% of the needed $245 million secured, according to Africa CDC officials.
Villages in China and Africa, like Hongcun and Ait-Ben-Haddou, preserve ancient architecture by harmonizing with local landscapes, offering glimpses into rich cultural heritages.
Thailand confirms its first mpox clade 1b case, marking the second global detection outside Africa of this variant.
Scientists warn that rising mosquito-borne infections like malaria and dengue fever in Africa, fueled by climate change, are putting immense pressure on public health systems.
The WHO’s emergency committee will meet on Aug. 14 to decide if the mpox outbreak in Africa constitutes a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, potentially triggering a global response.