The rail line connecting Kaduna and Abuja was finally constructed, with Nigerian Transport Minister Idris Audu tightening the last bolt symbolically on Monday.
Chinese First Lady Peng Liyuan sings for the first time since President Xi Jinping took office to call for an end to discrimination against HIV/AIDS patients in the northern Shanxi Province.
China and Maldives entered another stage in their key bridge project, which will connect Male with the international airport, as both countries inked a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the project's pre-feasibility study, said an official on Tuesday.
Want to avoid getting stuck in traffic in China? A click on the Web is probably the best solution for you. To help people with traffic awareness, the first nationwide traffic management website initiated by the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) was presented on Tuesday.
China is planning to court Mexico again for the $3.75-billion high-speed railway project after the latter abruptly backed out of the deal in November, according to one of the bidder companies involved in a Chinese-led consortium and an insider privy to the bid.
Further efforts for environmental protection and green development in China will continue to be observed, Chinese Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli pledged on Monday.
Taxation officials in China have vowed on Monday to strengthen their administration of taxes on multinational firms in a move to discourage tax evasion.
Most people in China fear Internet fraud and believe that it is the biggest threat to cybersecurity.
China’s new Chaoxun-1 (CX-1) supersonic anti-ship cruise missile is now ready for export to other countries, according to Defense News, a global news source on military and government matters.
An order from China’s State Council released Monday emphasizes the importance of having a more interactive and efficient website to all government departments and agencies.
China’s tougher Workplace Safety Law set to impose higher fines ranging from 200,000 yuan to 20 million yuan has taken effect since Dec. 1 following the Kunshan disaster.
The number of citizens who took the national civil service exam in Shanghai on Sunday dropped by 20 percent compared to figures in 2013.
Local smartphones in China will soon be using homegrown GPS as a company recently released a chip invention that can allow access to the BeiDou navigation system.
Shanghai rail passengers will be observing new rules regarding fines on ticket penalties as new national guidelines were introduced on Wednesday.
Starting August next year, the second unit of Fuqing nuclear power plant located in east China’s Fujian Province will commence operations, local authorities said.
