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Stellenbosch university adopts English over Afrikaans after protests
World
13.11.2015
Stellenbosch university adopts English over Afrikaans after protests
Indonesia court sentences Hong Kong drug leader to death
World
13.11.2015
Indonesia court sentences Hong Kong drug leader to death
Venezuelan first lady's nephews arrested in U.S. drug case -sources
World
12.11.2015
Venezuelan first lady's nephews arrested in drug case
British women "work for free" from now until 2016, campaigners say
World
09.11.2015
British women "work for free" from now until 2016, campaigners say
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A plume of smoke rises above a building during an air strike in Tikrit March 27, 2015.
World 08.11.2015
U.S.-led air campaign intensifies
Tokyo issues Japan's first same-sex partner certificates
World 05.11.2015
Tokyo issues Japan's first same-sex partner certificates
Plane crashes in South Sudan, witnesses say dozens killed
World 04.11.2015
Dozens killed in plane crash
Prominent Iraqi politician Ahmed Chalabi dead - state TV, MPs
World 03.11.2015
Ahmed Chalabi found dead
A woman breastfeeds her baby after being rescued from Boko Harm, near Mubi, northeast Nigeria October 29, 2015. REUTERS/Stringer
World 03.11.2015
Ghosts of militants, haunt "liberated" areas in Nigeria's northeast
Jeb 2.0: Bush relaunches campaign with e-book, tour
World 02.11.2015
Bush relaunches campaign with e-book, tour
Tanzania"s President elect John Pombe Magufuli (C) salutes members of the ruling Chama Cha Mapinduzi Party (CCM) as he arrives at the party"s sub-head office on Lumumba road in Dar es Salaam, October 30, 2015.
World 31.10.2015
Twin explosions rock Zanzibar Island after disputed vote
Representatives from various African nations gather at the opening session at the AGOA Forum during the US-Africa Leaders Summit in Washington August 4, 2014.
World 31.10.2015
White House to drop Burundi from trade benefits over violent crisis
Netanyahu mulls revoking benefits for some Palestinians in East Jerusalem
World 26.10.2015
Netanyahu mulls revoking benefits for some Palestinians in East Jerusalem
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