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The United Nations criticised Mozambique in a letter seen by AFP on Wednesday for failing to take action following attacks on a dozen rights activists and reporters critical of the government since

Madagascar's government faced a backlash on Wednesday after it moved to have the publication of an opinion poll ahead of presidential elections cancelled, claiming it was protecting "public order".

The United States House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill that will deny U.S. entry to Chinese officials who prohibit American citizens from entering western China's Tibet Autonomous Regi

Oudtshoorn farmers, who had their own Day Zero almost a year ago when their irrigation dams dried up, have suffered losses of hundreds of millions of rands in lost production.

Authorities on the democratic island of Taiwan have begun demolishing a shrine to the Chinese Communist Party on the site of a former Buddhist temple, sending in hundreds of police and security gua

Cape Town - Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus says they will by no means be underestimating the Wallabies in Saturday's Rugby Championship encounter in Port Elizabeth.

They shook hands and spoke cordially to each other, but did not mention the US president's recent controversial tweet.

The real identity of one of the two Russians blamed by Britain for the Salisbury nerve-agent attack on former Russian spy Sergei Skripal is Anatoly Chepiga, the investigative website Bellingcat say

GENEVA - The U.N. Conference on Trade and Development warns the world economy remains fragile, one decade after the collapse of the U.S. financial titan Lehman Brothers triggered a global economic

U.S. President Donald Trump says he will outline a two-state peace plan for the Middle East in the coming months -- in the clearest indication so far of his administration's support for such an out

Gurbanguly Berdymukhammedov, the president of crisis-hit Turkmenistan, has signed a decree that will eliminate the last vestiges of a program that has been providing free natural gas, electricity,

The United States House of Representatives on Tuesday passed a bill that will deny U.S. entry to Chinese officials who prohibit American citizens from entering western China's Tibet Autonomous Regi

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Mineral Resources Minister Gwede Mantashe has distanced himself from statements by Australian company Mineral Commodities (MRC) that the government is sympathetic to its mineral sand mine in Xolobe

In Armenia and Azerbaijan, it's par for the course that sports competitions against the other side are treated as proxy battles. Boxers, wrestlers, and even chess players are enlisted into the war

Cape Town - The SABC's broadcast deal with Cricket South Africa (CSA) for the upcoming SA T20 League will not place any further commercial strain on the public broadcaster.

You can run to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) but you cannot hide.

This, after South Africa and the UAE signed treaties on extradition and mutual legal assistance in criminal matters, the jus

The King Shaka International Airport in Durban was abuzz with flying creatures of a different kind after a swarm of bees moved into an aircraft engine on Sunday.

M. SAAD-EDDINE EL OTHMANI, Prime Minister ofMorocco, emphasized that new and innovative approaches are needed to advance multilateralism. International organizations must be made more efficient and ca

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The sinking of the Russian battleship 'Navarin' during the Battle of Tsushima

Mary Evans Picture Library/Global Look Press The Battle of Tsushima was p

BELFAST, Northern Ireland - The locations in Northern Ireland, where the iconic Emmy Award-winning fantasy drama series Game of Thrones was shot, is now being immortalized for ardent fans

NEW YORK, U.S. - Ditching 'Donuts' from its name, the all new rebranded Dunkin' has announced it is long term plans, under its new CEO, Dave Hoffman.

JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia - In a bid to connect Islam's two holy cities and reduce to traffic congestion for Muslim pilgrims, Saudi Arabia has now unveiled its long-awaited high-speed railway line.

In Armenia and Azerbaijan, it's par for the course that sports competitions against the other side are treated as proxy battles. Boxers, wrestlers, and even chess players are enlisted into the war

DUBAI, U.A.E. - Defining a new level of luxury, the U.A.E.-based brand, Jada Dubai has now created shoes, that are said to be the world's most expensive pair.