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    Beitbridge: Zimbabwean shoppers return to their home town Beitbridge after Christmas shopping in South African border town of Musina. Picture: AFP

    SA clamps down on child trafficking

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    The late TV and radio presenter, Vuyo Mbuli. Picture: SABC.

    SA mourns Vuyo Mbuli's passing

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    Beitbridge: Zimbabwean shoppers return to their home town Beitbridge after Christmas shopping in South African border town of Musina. Picture: AFP

    SA clamps down on child trafficking

    In a bid to clamp down on child trafficking, Zimbabweans have to show children’s birth certificates.

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Beitbridge: Zimbabwean shoppers return to their home town Beitbridge after Christmas shopping in South African border town of Musina. Picture: AFP

SA clamps down on child trafficking

Ryan Truscott | 19/05/2013In a bid to clamp down on child trafficking, Zimbabweans have to show children’s birth certificates.

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Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi. Picture: AFP

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Reuters | 19/05/2013
Enraged by the kidnapping of their colleagues, Egyptian police block a border crossing with Israel.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un. Picture: AFP

North Korea fires more missiles

Reuters | 19/05/2013
North Korea fires short-range missiles from its East Coast for the second day in a row.

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  • US President Barack Obama interacts with some of his supporters during the 2012 elections on 6 November, 2012. Picture: @barackobama via Twitter.

    US elections

  • A screengrab of CNN's Shane O'Donoghue talks to Tiger Woods and Rory MacIlroy.

    Woods & McIlroy on golf, competition & friendship.

  • US President Barack Obama (C) greets supporters during a campaign rally in Madison, Wisconsin, on November 5, 2012. After a grueling 18-month battle, the final US campaign day arrived Monday for Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney, two men on a collision course for the world's top job. The candidates have attended hundreds of rallies, fundraisers and town halls, spent literally billions on attack ads, ground games, and get out the vote efforts, and squared off in three intense debates. Picture: AFP.

    US elections final push

  • A sheriff walks on a New Jersey road damaged by Superstorm Sandy on 30 October 2012. Picture: Twitter

    Superstorm Sandy atermath

  • Rescue teams transport residents of Babylon, New York after Superstorm Sandy hit the area on 30 October 2012. Picture: Twitter

    Megastorm Sandy

  • Barack Obama in New Jersey

    Superstorm Sandy clean-up and recovery

  • Surf board from shark attack victim

    Shark attack victim tells his story

  • Rescue teams transport residents of Babylon, New York after Superstorm Sandy hit the area on 30 October 2012. Picture: Twitter

    Superstorm Sandy: The aftermath

  • Hurricane Sandy

    Sandy floods New York

  • Roads in New York were flooded on 29 October 2012, as a result of tropical storm Sandy. Picture: @CallaghanPeter

    Superstorm Sandy

  • Roads in New York were flooded on 29 October 2012, as a result of tropical storm Sandy. Picture: @CallaghanPeter

    Superstorm Sandy

  • Hurricane Sandy

    Hurricane Sandy hits the US

  • NYC Flooded

    NYC Flooded

  • Super storm hits New York

    Superstorm Sandy hits New York

  • The Windows 8 interface

    Microsoft releases Windows 8

  • President Barack Obama set off on a marathon, two-day campaign journey Wednesday - touching down in five states and making an appearance on a popular late-night television program - as he tries to break out of the neck-and-neck race with Republican challenger Mitt Romney with just 13 days left before voters cast their ballots on Nov. 6. Graphic: Sapa/AFP.

    Obama vs Romney opinion poll

  • Apple's newly introduced iPad Mini and 4th generation iPad are seen during Apple's special event at the California Theatre in San Jose on October 23, 2012. Picture: AFP.

    Apple launches iPad Mini

  • Felix Baumgartner

    Felix Baumgartner talks about his record breaking skydive

  • The rise and fall of Lance Armstrong. Graphic: Sapa - AFP.

    The rise and fall of Lance Armstrong

  • Some of the headphones from The House of Marley

    House of Marley headphones

  • Rohan Marley at Primedia

    Rohan Marley at Talk Radio 702

  • Libya report

    Human rights watch accuses Libya rebels of war crimes

  • Romney & Obama

    The second US presidential debate

  • With his hopes of a second term under threat, US President Barack Obama will seek to summon fresh energy Tuesday to thwart Mitt Romney's momentum in their crucial second debate. Republican Romney's assured performance in the first encounter two weeks ago in Denver, and Obama's own lifeless showing, dented the president's polling numbers, leaving the race effectively tied 21 days before the election.Graphic: Sapa.

    US presidential support map

  • Felix

    Felix's freefall from the stratosphere

  • EU flags

    EU wins Nobel prize

  • Lance Armstrong

    Armstrong brands remain committed for now

  • Mo Yan, the winner of the 2012 Nobel prize for literature.

    Mo Yan: Winner of the 2012 Nobel prize for literature

  • US actress Lindsay Lohan arrive at the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington on 28 April 2012. Picture: AFP

    The Hollywood Minute

  • Ivan Watson meets a Syrian who claims he saw the inner workings of the regime before he fled. Screengrab: CNN.

    Syria palace defector speaks

  • US President Barak Obama and Republican opponent Mitt Romney shake hands after the first presidential debate in Denver Colorado. Picture: AFP.

    First US Presidential debate

  • Cast member Arnold Schwarzenegger arrives at the film premiere of "The Expendables 2" at Grauman's Chinese Theatre in Hollywood California in this August 15, 2012 . Picture: AFP.

    Arnold Schwarzenegger on infidelity & the presidential debate

  • universe

    Furthest image of the galaxy yet

  • dancing robots

    Dancing robots steal the show at a Chinese fair

  • image from the hubble telescope

    Hubble Telescope shows furthest view of the universe

  • Julian Assange addresses the UN

    Julian Assange addresses the UN

  • store robbery

    Store clerk fights off robber with beer cans

  • Space Shuttle Endeavour is ferried by NASA's Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) over Houston, Texas on September 19, 2012. NASA pilots Jeff Moultrie and Bill Rieke are at the controls of the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft. Photo: Nasa.

    Space shuttle Endeavour's final trip

  • Kos Ahmed Muhamed, a Somali woman living in working in Bellville, Cape Town. Picture: Aletta Gardner/EWN

    Somali refugees homeward bound

  • Yemeni protesters try to break through the US embassy in Sanaa during a protest over a film mocking Islam on September 13, 2012. Yemeni forces managed to drive out angry protesters who stormed the embassy in the Yemeni capital with police firing warning shots to disperse thousands of people as they approached the main gate of the mission. Picture: AFP.

    US embassy riots after anti-Islam film

  • Apple Inc senior Vice President Phil Schiller reveals the new iPhone 5 on 12 September, 2012. Picture: Reuters.

    The new iPhone 5 is here!

  • Barak Obama speaks about Libya attack

    Obama on Libya attack

  • Russian President Vladimir Putin looks at a crane as he takes part in a scientific experiment as part of the "Flight of Hope", which aims to preserve a rare species of - cranes in the Jamalo-Nentsky region on September 5, 2012. At the helm of a motorized hang glider that the birds have taken as their leader, Putin made three flights - the first to get familiar with the process, and two others with the birds. Picture: AFP.

    Vladimir Putin leads a flock of birds to safety

  • Barak Obama speaks during a rally in Charlotte. Picture: CNN.

    Barack Obama speaks during a rally in Charlotte

  • A duck and her ducklings cross a busy freeway in Canada. Picture: CNN

    Ducks survive busy freeway crossing

  • Britain's Prince Harry, celebrates the triumph of the Sentebale polo team, for which he played, over St. Regis in the Sentebale Royal Salute Polo Cup, on March 11, 2012 . Picture: AFP.

    Advice for Prince Harry

  • Michelle Obama alongside Graça Machel. Picture: EWN

    Michelle Obama speaks at the Democratic National Convention

  • Aung San Suu Kyi with a book on Nelson Mandela during a visit in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar. Picture: GCIS.

    Maite Nkoana-Mashobane meets Aung San Suu Kyi

  • Martine Wright

    From London Bombing to Paralympics

  • will.i.am speaks after his song is broadcast from the Mars Curiosity Rover

    Curiosity beams will.i.am song from Mars

  • A Free Syria Army sniper aims at government forces in the old city of Aleppo, Syria's second largest city, on August 28, 2012.

    Undercover footage - the streets of Syria

  • Julian Assange at Ecuadore's embassy in London

    Julian Assange speaks from Ecuadorian Embassy

  • A picture where you can see the Nasa Curiosity Rover's shadow in Gale Crater on Mars. Picture: Nasa.

    Curiosity's shadow on Mars

  • Chad le Clos (L), Michael Phelps (C) and Evgeny Korotyshkin (R) hold their Olympic medals after swimming in the men’s 100-metre butterfly Final at the London Games on 3 August, 2012.  Picture: Wessel Oosthuizen/SA Sports Picture Agency.

    Olympic swimming champions

  • Batman - The dark knight rises

    "I saw a girl, pretty much covered in blood" - Batman shooting eyewitness

  • The Century 16 movie theatre is seen where a gunmen attacked movie goers during an early morning screening of the new Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises". Picture: AFP

    Colorado shooting scene

  • Batman - The dark knight rises

    Eyewitness to Batman movie shooting

  • Audio

    Ban Ki Moon on Mandela Day

  • US President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle, are seen on a large screen during the Men's USA Basketball vs Brazil game at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC. Picture: AFP.

    The Obamas caught on Kiss Cam

  • Internet

    Internet Woes

  • African drummer Ala Abdul with Kazakhstan musicians. Picture: Taurai Maduna/EWN

    Africa Day celebrations in Kazakhstan

  • Nigeria Plane Crash graphic. AFP/SAPA.

    Nigeria Plane Crash Graphic

  • A victim from the Nigeria plane crash is carried away.

    A victim is carried away

  • All that remains of the crash site

    All that remains of the crash site

  • The scene of a plane crash in Nigeria. Picture: AFP.

    Nigeria Crash Site

  • Revellers hide from rain under umbrellas on Westminster Bridge on Thames river before the Diamond Jubilee river Pageant in London on June 3, 2012. Picture: AFP

    The Queen's Diamond Jubilee River Pageant

  • Conflict in Syria. More than 12,000 people have died in 15 months of fighting. Graphic: SAPA.

    Syria Conflict Graphic

  • Charles Taylor Graphic

    Charles Taylor Graphic

  • A tv grab released by the Special Court for Sierra Leone shows Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor listening to judgement in his case. Picture: AFP

    Charles Taylor Judgement

  • The SpaceX lifting off from Cape Canaveral, 22 May 2012. Picture: NASA

    Historic lift-off for SpaceX

  • Prince Charles presents the weather. Picture: BBC

    Prince Charles presents the weather on the BBC in Scotland

  • Moon

    Super Moon 2012

  • Barack Obama

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  • Japan diary feature

    Miyagi a year later

  • Japan diary feature

    Kiyomizu Temple Japan

  • Japan Diary Feature

    Tokyo skyline

  • Japan Diary Feature

    Japan temple tablets

  • Japan diary feature

    Miyagi resident

  • Japan Diary Feature

    Miyagi a year after the tsunami

  • Japan Diary feature

    Japan market

  • Japan Diary Feature

    Hiroshima Museum

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    Japan temple drinking water

  • Japan Diary feature

    Japan temple donation box

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    Syria Child

  • A screen grab image from CCTV footage released by the FBI of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects. Picture: FBI.gov

    Boston bomb suspects on camera

  • Medical personnel on standby, waiting for patients to arrive after the town of Knayst Nakla was shelled in Syria. Picture: Rahima Essop/EWN.

    Doctors on standby in Syria

  • A child, wounded in an attack in Syria. Picture: Rahima Essop/EWN.

    Wounded child in Syria

  • A man, injured in an attack in Darkoush, Syria. Picture: Rahima Essop/EWN.

    Wounded in Syria

  • Members of the Gift of the Givers team in Darkoush, Syria. Picture: Rahima Essop/EWN.

    SA doctors in Syria

  • Weapons are displayed freely in the streets of Darkoush in Syria. Picture: Rahima Essop/EWN.

    Weapons in Syria

  • A group of rebels on a tank in Darkoush, Syria. Picture: Rahima Essop/EWN.

    Syrian rebels

  • Athletes react to the explosions during the Boston Marathon on 15 April 2013. Picture: AFP.

    Boston Marathon Tragedy

  • A graphic showing the monthly civilian toll in Iraq since the US-led invasion in 2003 that toppled Saddam Hussein.

    Ten years of violence in Iraq

  • US President Barrack Obama giving his fourth state of the union address. Picture: CNN

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  • Rescue teams transport residents of Babylon, New York after Superstorm Sandy hit the area on 30 October 2012. Picture: Twitter

    Superstorm Sandy hits the US

  • A parking lot with cabs in New Jersey is left flooded after Superstorm Sandy hit the area on 30 October 2012. Picture: Twitter

    Hurricane Sandy aftermath

  • A timeline of the Gaza violence. Picture: Sapa/AFP.

    Violence in Gaza

  • Emergency workers attend to a scene where twenty people were injured at a rock concert at the Cape Town Stadium on Wednesday evening, 7 November 2012 when a temporary scaffolding structure collapsed due to strong winds. American rockers Linkin Park were performing at the stadium. Picture: Nardus Engelbrecht/SAPA

    Medics treat patients at Linkin Park concert

  • A graphic showing Barack Obama's win in the 2012 US Presidential elections. Graphic: AFP.

    Barack Obama's election win

  • US Ambassador to South Africa Donald Gips and ANC heavyweight Matthews Phosa with cutouts of US Presidential candidates. Picture: Taurai Maduna/EWN.

    Gips & Phosa pose with cutouts

  • Winnie Mandela celebrates Obama's victory! Picture: Taurai Maduna/EWN.

    Winnie Celebrates Obama Victory

  • U.S. President Barack Obama walks on stage with first lady Michelle Obama and daughters Sasha and Malia to deliver his victory speech on election night at McCormick Place November 6, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois. Obama won reelection against Republican candidate, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. Win McNamee/Getty Images/AFP

    Barack Obama & family after his election win

  • Supporters celebrate Barack Obama's win in the US presidential elections. Picture: AFP.

    Celebrations as Obama wins US elections

  • Nails For Colours

    Showing Her Colours

  • US elections map at 3:30am. Graphic: AFP.

    US elections map 3:30GMT

  • Who is Mitt Romney

    Who is Mitt Romney

  • Who is Barack Obama

    Who is Barack Obama

  • Barack Obama supporters walk through Chicago, urging people to vote on 6 November 2012. Picture: AFP

    Go Vote

  • US President Barack Obama interacts with some of his supporters during the 2012 elections on 6 November, 2012. Picture: @barackobama via Twitter.

    US elections

  • A sheriff walks on a New Jersey road damaged by Superstorm Sandy on 30 October 2012. Picture: Twitter

    Superstorm Sandy atermath

  • Rescue teams transport residents of Babylon, New York after Superstorm Sandy hit the area on 30 October 2012. Picture: Twitter

    Megastorm Sandy

  • Roads in New York were flooded on 29 October 2012, as a result of tropical storm Sandy. Picture: @CallaghanPeter

    Superstorm Sandy

  • Roads in New York were flooded on 29 October 2012, as a result of tropical storm Sandy. Picture: @CallaghanPeter

    Superstorm Sandy

  • NYC Flooded

    NYC Flooded

  • Super storm hits New York

    Superstorm Sandy hits New York

  • President Barack Obama set off on a marathon, two-day campaign journey Wednesday - touching down in five states and making an appearance on a popular late-night television program - as he tries to break out of the neck-and-neck race with Republican challenger Mitt Romney with just 13 days left before voters cast their ballots on Nov. 6. Graphic: Sapa/AFP.

    Obama vs Romney opinion poll

  • The rise and fall of Lance Armstrong. Graphic: Sapa - AFP.

    The rise and fall of Lance Armstrong

  • Some of the headphones from The House of Marley

    House of Marley headphones

  • Rohan Marley at Primedia

    Rohan Marley at Talk Radio 702

  • With his hopes of a second term under threat, US President Barack Obama will seek to summon fresh energy Tuesday to thwart Mitt Romney's momentum in their crucial second debate. Republican Romney's assured performance in the first encounter two weeks ago in Denver, and Obama's own lifeless showing, dented the president's polling numbers, leaving the race effectively tied 21 days before the election.Graphic: Sapa.

    US presidential support map

  • Mo Yan, the winner of the 2012 Nobel prize for literature.

    Mo Yan: Winner of the 2012 Nobel prize for literature

  • universe

    Furthest image of the galaxy yet

  • Aung San Suu Kyi with a book on Nelson Mandela during a visit in Nay Pyi Taw, Myanmar. Picture: GCIS.

    Maite Nkoana-Mashobane meets Aung San Suu Kyi

  • A picture where you can see the Nasa Curiosity Rover's shadow in Gale Crater on Mars. Picture: Nasa.

    Curiosity's shadow on Mars

  • Chad le Clos (L), Michael Phelps (C) and Evgeny Korotyshkin (R) hold their Olympic medals after swimming in the men’s 100-metre butterfly Final at the London Games on 3 August, 2012.  Picture: Wessel Oosthuizen/SA Sports Picture Agency.

    Olympic swimming champions

  • The Century 16 movie theatre is seen where a gunmen attacked movie goers during an early morning screening of the new Batman movie, "The Dark Knight Rises". Picture: AFP

    Colorado shooting scene

  • Nigeria Plane Crash graphic. AFP/SAPA.

    Nigeria Plane Crash Graphic

  • A victim from the Nigeria plane crash is carried away.

    A victim is carried away

  • All that remains of the crash site

    All that remains of the crash site

  • The scene of a plane crash in Nigeria. Picture: AFP.

    Nigeria Crash Site

  • Revellers hide from rain under umbrellas on Westminster Bridge on Thames river before the Diamond Jubilee river Pageant in London on June 3, 2012. Picture: AFP

    The Queen's Diamond Jubilee River Pageant

  • Conflict in Syria. More than 12,000 people have died in 15 months of fighting. Graphic: SAPA.

    Syria Conflict Graphic

  • Charles Taylor Graphic

    Charles Taylor Graphic

  • A tv grab released by the Special Court for Sierra Leone shows Liberian ex-president Charles Taylor listening to judgement in his case. Picture: AFP

    Charles Taylor Judgement

  • Barack Obama

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  • Japan diary feature

    Miyagi a year later

  • Japan diary feature

    Kiyomizu Temple Japan

  • Japan Diary Feature

    Tokyo skyline

  • Japan Diary Feature

    Japan temple tablets

  • Japan diary feature

    Miyagi resident

  • Japan Diary Feature

    Miyagi a year after the tsunami

  • Japan Diary feature

    Japan market

  • Japan Diary Feature

    Hiroshima Museum

  • Japan Diary feature

    Japan temple drinking water

  • Japan Diary feature

    Japan temple donation box

Multimedia

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    Suspect charged in Ohio kidnapping case

  • This image obtained May 7, 2013 courtesy of WOIO TV shows Amanda Berry (C) reunited with her sister (L) on May 6, 2013 in Cleveland, Ohio after Berry and two other women who had been missing for a decade were found alive in a house not far from where they were last seen. Picture: AFP.

    Kidnapped US women free

  • Barack Obama answers questions at a news conference. Picture: AFP.

    Obama - Chemical weapons would be a game changer

  • Microsoft TechEd Africa 2013

    Microsoft TechEd Africa 2013

  • UNITED STATES, BOSTON : BOSTON, MA - APRIL 15: A man is loaded into an ambulance after he was injured by one of two bombs exploded during the 117th Boston Marathon near Copley Square on April 15, 2013 in Boston, Massachusetts. Two people are confirmed dead and at least 23 injured after two explosions went off near the finish line to the marathon. Jim Rogash/Getty Images/AFP

    Boston nightmare ends

  • A screen grab image from CCTV footage released by the FBI of the Boston Marathon bombing suspects. Picture: FBI.gov

    FBI releases images of Boston bombing suspects

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    Deadly explosion at Texas fertiliser plant

  • A screen grab from a private video shows the smoke after one of the explosions at the 2013 Boston Marathon.

    3 die in Boston Marathon bombing

  • Athletes react to the explosions during the Boston Marathon on 15 April 2013. Picture: AFP.

    Explosions rock Boston Marathon

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  • A Syrian army tank patrols an area in the district of Al-Waar in the flashpoint city of Homs. Picture: AFP

    GRAPHIC CONTENT: Syrian Air Force bombs civilians

  • Auschwitz survivor, Menachem Bodner, searches for long lost twin. Picture: Facebook.

    Auschwitz survivor searches for lost twin

  • Lebogang Moeketsi

    EWN Video Bulletin - 09 April

  • Inside a Taliban training camp

    Inside a Taliban training camp

  • Britain's former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher died at the age of 87 on 8 April, 2013. Picture: AFP.

    Margaret Thatcher dies at the age of 87

  • Minister of International Relations, Maite Nkoana-Mashabane says South Africa will not support the undemocratic government of the Central African Republic.

    SA withdraws troops from CAR

  • Lebogang Moeketsi

    EWN Video Bulletin - 02 April

  • British footballer David Beckham attends on March 19, 2013 a commercial assignment at H&M store in Berlin. Picture: AFP.

    New contract needed no convincing

  • A Chinese bus driver managed to miraculously bring a bus to a standstill after it was impaled by a lamppost. Picture: CNN

    Bus driver becomes hero

  • Uveka Rangappa

    EWN Video Bulletin - 26 March

  • Chief of the South African Defense Force General Solly Shoke says withdrawing the troops from the Central African Republic is not an option

    CAR troop withdrawal ‘not an option’

  • Lebogang Moeketsi

    EWN Video Bulletin - 25 March

  • Nigerian writer Chinua Achebe. Picture: AFP

    Thabo Mbeki remembers Chinua Achebe

  • Uveka Rangappa

    EWN Video Bulletin - 20 March

  • Lebogang Moeketsi

    EWN Video Bulletin - 19 March

  • Médecins Sans Frontières

    War-torn Syria - Two years later

  • Jorge Mario Bergoglio of Argentina was elected to be the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church.

    New Pope elected

  • Black smoke rises from the chimney on the roof of the Sistine Chapel indicating that cardinals failed to elect a new pope.

    Conclave day 2 - Black smoke

  • A new Pope will be selected in the next few weeks

    Process to elect new Pope gets underway

  • Debris from Japan tsunami washes up in Hawaii

    Debris from tsunami washes up in Hawaii

  • Former president Nelson Mandela.

    Madiba spends another brief stint in hospital

  • International Women's Day

    International Women's Day

  • Oscar Pistorius makes history by competing in the heats of the 400m of the Olympic Games in the Olympic Stadium. Picture: Wessel Oosthuizen/SA Sports Picture Agency.

    Oscar Pistorius: The Fallen Hero

  • US President Barrack Obama giving his fourth state of the union address. Picture: CNN

    Obama delivers state of the union address

  • Former Police officer, Christopher Dorner.

    Manhunt for suspected cop killer could be over

  • Fun. wins Best New Artist at this years Grammy Awards.

    The 55th annual Grammy Awards

  • Nigerian supporters celebrating their Afcon victory

    Afcon draws to a spectacular close

  • Blizzard hits USA. Picture: CNN

    Disastrous blizzard hits USA

  • Blizzard hits USA. Picture: CNN

    Disastrous blizzard hits USA

  • Dying teen's music a Youtube sensation

    Dying teen's music a Youtube sensation

  • US President Barack Obama and outgoing Secretary of State Hilary Clinton. Picture: Newsource.

    Obama & Clinton - Competition & Co-operation

  • Firefighters battle the fire at a nightclub in Santa Maria, 550 Km from Porto Alegre in southern Brazil on 27 January 2012. Picture: AFP/Agencia RBS/Brazil Out

    Brazil nightclub fire

  • The Holocaust

    Survivor remembers the Holocaust

  • President Obama is sworn in as President of the United States for the second time.

    Millions watch Obama being sworn in

  • Lance Armstrong admits exclusively to Oprah Winfrey that he doped. Picture: Oprah.com

    VIDEO: Lance Armstrong finally admits to doping

  • Oscars 2012

    Who Made The Oscars 2013 Cut?

  • Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has been tweeting stunning images of earth from the ISS which have gone viral.

    Tweeting photos - from space

  • The Agenda

    The Agenda - 10 January

  • Syria

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  • James Holmes appears in court at the Arapahoe County Justice Center in Centennial, Colorado. He's accused of shooting dead 12 people and wounding 58 others at a cinema in Colorado. Picture: AFP

    Colorado theatre shooting court case starts

  • Police speak about safety at the newly opened Sandy Hook elementary school. Picture: CNN,

    Sandy Hook children return to school

  • US President Barack Obama delivers a statement late January 1, 2013 at the White House in Washington DC. Obama said he had fulfilled a campaign promise to make the US tax system fairer with a deal to avert the fiscal cliff crisis that passed after a fierce duel in Congress. At left is US Vice President Joe Biden. Picture: AFP.

    Congress reaches 'Fiscal Cliff' deal

  • Top ten events 2012

    CNN's Top 10 events in 2012

  • New York firemen during a memorial for their colleauges killed in an ambush. Picture: CNN.

    NY firefighters remember fallen colleagues

  • Lindt factory

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  • Track Santa on your Smart Phone with Norad

    Track Santa with your Smartphone

  • Golden Eagle snatches a baby

    Golden Eagle snatches baby - hoax.

  • Therapy dogs help Conneticut victims

    Therapy dogs help school shooting victims

  • The Doha skyline. Picture: Nastasya Tay/EWN.

    Cop 18 Slideshow: Instagram Diary

  • Two young women hug at a memorial service for the victims and relatives of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting on December 16, 2012 in Newtown, Connecticut. US President Barack Obama will address the memorial for the twenty-six people, 20 of them children, who were killed when a gunman entered Sandy Hook Elementary and began a shooting spree. Picture: AFP.

    Connecticut shooting latest

  • Google

    The Year According to Google - Zeitgeist 2012

  • China

    Living with HIV in China

  • Lebanese Salafist figure Sheikh Ahmad al-Assir gestures infront of a picture of slain supporter Lubnan al-Azzi during a protest against the Syrian regime in the southern Lebanese city of Sidon on December 2, 2012. Azzi was of two Lebanese killed during clashes near a Palestinian refugee camp in Sidon last month. Picture: AFP.

    Syria Aleppo frontline

  • Dr Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma incoming Chairperson of the AUC during a press conference. Picture: Jacoline Prinsloo/GCIS

    "We need a solution to the DRC" -Dlamini Zuma

  • Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat waves the 'V' sign for victory during a reception to mark the anniversary of "Fatah" day outside of his West Bank Ramallah city legislative council buildings 31 December 2002, where he has been cooped up by Israeli forces for more than a year. Today marks the 38th anniversary of Arafat's Fatah movement's first failed guerrilla attack on Israel's National Water Carriers on January 1, 1965. Picture: AFP.

    Yasser Arafat exhumation

  • CNN exclusive

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  • Palestinians celebrate the beginning of the truce with Israel in Rafah town in the southern Gaza Strip on November 21, 2012. Palestinians in Gaza took to the streets to celebrate the start of a truce deal with Israel that was announced in Egypt on the eighth day of violence in and around Gaza. Picture: AFP.

    Gaza celebrates ceasefire with Israel

  • Fire rises during an explosion following an Israeli strike on the border tunnels between Egypt and Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip on November 20, 2012.

    Families flee Gaza

  • Smoke rises from fire after Israeli air strikes in Gaza City on November 19, 2012. Picture: AFP.

    More strikes pound Middle East

  • Smoke rises from fire after Israeli air strikes in Gaza City on November 19, 2012. Picture: AFP.

    Egyptian demonstrators head to Gaza

  • A Palestinian demonstrator runs through a cloud of tear gas during clashes against Israeli forces, outside Ofer, an Israeli military prison near the West Bank city of Ramallah, on November 15, 2012. Picture: AFP.

    Israel & Gaza under fire

  • Palestinians extinguish a fire after Israeli air strikes targeted an electricity generator that fed the house of Hamas's Prime Minister Ismail Haniyeh in Gaza City, on November 15, 2012. As Palestinian deaths from relentless air strikes on Gaza rose to 16 today, militants defied a major Israeli bombing campaign across Gaza, firing off volleys of rockets which killed three Israelis and sparked panic in Tel Aviv. Picture: AFP.

    Middle East - It's war

  • Chinese Vice president Xi Jinping was appointed China's new leader at the helm of a revamped top power circle that will face the tricky task of setting the planet's second-largest economy on a new course. Picture: AFP.

    China's next president's challenges

  • Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat waves the 'V' sign for victory during a reception to mark the anniversary of "Fatah" day outside of his West Bank Ramallah city legislative council buildings 31 December 2002, where he has been cooped up by Israeli forces for more than a year. Today marks the 38th anniversary of Arafat's Fatah movement's first failed guerrilla attack on Israel's National Water Carriers on January 1, 1965. Picture: AFP.

    Yasser Arafat cause of death to be investigated

  • Puppeteer Kevin Clash and his Sesame Street character Elmo at the 35th Annual International Emmy Awards in New York. Picture: AFP.

    Voice of Elmo accused of underage sex

  • Shimon Peres. Picture: AFP.

    Shimon Peres' new concerns about Middle East

  • US President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and their daughters Mali and Shasa borad Air Force One at Chicago O'Hare International Airport in Chicago on November 7, 2012. Obama returns to Washington on Wednesday emboldened by his re-election but facing the daunting task of breaking down partisan gridlock in a bitterly divided Congress. Obama told Americans "the best is yet to come" after defying dark economic omens to handily defeat Mitt Romney, but his in-tray is already overflowing with unfulfilled first term wishes thwarted by blanket Republican opposition. Picture: AFP.

    Obama family returns home

  • (L-R) US First Lady Michelle Obama, US President Barack Obama, US Vice President Joe Biden and his wife Jill Biden celebrate on election night November 7, 2012 in Chicago, Illinois. Obama and Biden won re-election to a second 4-year term. Picture: AFP.

    The best is yet to come - Barack Obama

  • Barack Obama during his US Presidential Election victory speech on 7 November 2012. Picture: AFP/EM

    The best is yet to come - Barack Obama

  • Supporters of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney react to results on election night November 6, 2012 in Boston Massachusetts. US President Barack Obama was re-elected Tuesday, November 6, 2012, television networks projected -- only the second time in several decades that a Democrat has won a second term in the White House.Picture: AFP.

    Mitt Romney concedes defeat

  • Barack Obama wins. AFP.

    Obama back in the White House

  • Barack Obama wins. AFP.

    Obama back in the White House

  • A screengrab of CNN's Shane O'Donoghue talks to Tiger Woods and Rory MacIlroy.

    Woods & McIlroy on golf, competition & friendship.

  • US President Barack Obama (C) greets supporters during a campaign rally in Madison, Wisconsin, on November 5, 2012. After a grueling 18-month battle, the final US campaign day arrived Monday for Obama and Republican rival Mitt Romney, two men on a collision course for the world's top job. The candidates have attended hundreds of rallies, fundraisers and town halls, spent literally billions on attack ads, ground games, and get out the vote efforts, and squared off in three intense debates. Picture: AFP.

    US elections final push

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