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A group of 13 Romanian workers completed a four-day rolling protest on Monday between Bucharest and Brussels over the low wages and working conditions that force their fellow citizens to make similar journeys in order to find decent work. The “Caravan of Social Rights” made up of the Cartel Alfa trade union set off on Friday, stopping in Budapest, Vienna, Munich and Luxembourg to stage protests outside Romanian embassies with the support of the cities' local trade unions.

Conservationists in Zimbabwe are trying to rally opposition to a Chinese coal mining project planned in a district within the country's biggest national park. Critics say locals and wildlife will be affected and are urging authorities to move away from coal production toward renewable energies.

As digital sales of African apparel continue to grow, some of Ivory Coast's biggest fashion designers are now attracting global consumers with their unique style.

With deep roots as one of Africa's largest family-owned tomato farms, South Africa's ZZ2 CEO, Tommie van Zyl, tells CNN how avocados, cherries and dates play into the company's international expansion plans.

Khule Duma, Social Performance Specialist at Anglo American joins CNBC Africa for more.

North Korea's coronavirus lockdown has taken a major toll on its economy. Its leader, Kim Jong Un, has hinted at a humanitarian crisis. Some fear the situation could get much worse, as VOA's Bill Gallo reports from Seoul.

OPEC+ plans to meet for the third straight day in order to reach an agreement about adding more barrels to an oil market that needs more supply. CNN's Anna Stewart reports.

As Beijing steps up its military propaganda and warns Taiwan to "prepare for war," experts say the bigger threat to the island and western democracies is the large-scale cyberattacks that could potentially paralyze physical infrastructure and business simultaneously.

igeria is projecting a 4.2 per cent growth in 2022 according to the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Zainab Ahmed.

It's been and eventful weekend for the ANC and its formerly president Jacob Zuma has been sentenced to 15 months behind bars for being in contempt of court.