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Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Ming said that the 10th Senior Officials' Meeting of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC) which was held in South Africa's Pretoria delivered fruitful results across the African continent.
Sierra Leone's junior doctors went on strike for a second day Tuesday, a move they dubbed a "tactical retreat" to demand better care for medical workers who catch Ebola after a spate of deaths.
Egyptian President Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi ordered the night curfew in Sinai Peninsula to be cut by three hours, state-run al-Ahram daily reported on Tuesday.
Ebola is still spreading quickly in western Sierra Leone and deep in Guinea's forested region, a senior UN official said on Tuesday.
World Health Organization figures show that more people have now been infected by Ebola in Sierra Leone than in Liberia.
Moroccan Minister of State Abdellah Baha died Sunday in a train accident in the suburbs of the capital Rabat, said a statement of the Moroccan ministry of interior.
The positive outcomes of the visit were a true reflection of the strong deepening bilateral, trade and investment relations between South Africa and China, Zuma says.
Gunmen broke into a prison in the central Nigerian city of Minna, freeing around 200 inmates, a police spokesman and security sources said.
China will ship about 1,000 tons fresh water to water-starved Maldives via plane and vessel, according to Chinese Foreign Ministry and Defence Ministry on Saturday evening.
Another Sierra Leonean doctor has died from Ebola, the eighth such victim in a country with too few health workers.
Somali Prime Minister Abdiweli Sheikh Ahmed was removed from office after the Parliament on Saturday voted him out of office in a motion of no confidence against his government.
Seventy-seven people arrested in Nairobi may be involved in a phone scam ring, and China will cooperate with Kenyan authorities in the investigation and aid in its efforts to bring those responsible to justice, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said at a regular news conference in Beijing on Friday.
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