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Al Qaeda driven out of Yemen city after killing 20 soldiers
The fighting came hours after suicide bombers killed 137 people in the national capital Sanaa.
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Tunisia arrests suspected militants after museum attack
The government said the two gunmen had trained in jihadi camps in Libya before the attack.
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Boko Haram leaves mass of throat-slit corpses
The bodies were strewn beneath the concrete bridge on one of the main roads in the town of Damasak.
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Journalism community mourns death of Danny Schechter
US journalist Danny Schechter died after suffering from pancreatic cancer.
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Yemeni mosque death toll rises to 137
It's said Yemen is vulnerable to terrorist attacks as it lacks a powerful government.
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Third French citizen dies after Tunis terror attack
More than 40 others were wounded during the attack on the Bardo museum in Tunisia.
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Gloom overshadows UK's best eclipse in years
Heavily overcast skies prevented millions in the UK from witnessing a much anticipated solar eclipse.
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North India train derailment kills 30
There are reports that 50 others were injured when a train derailed in northern India.
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Suicide bombers kill 135 in Yemen mosque, Isis claims responsibility
Security and medical sources said at least 345 people were injured in the blasts.
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Hillary Clinton charity did not disclose donors
Clinton is preparing to launch her widely expected bid for the White House in coming weeks.
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Britain gives Zim $72m to help rural farmers
The money would be paid out through the Food And Agriculture Organisation and other relief agencies.
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African troops push back Boko Haram
The recapturing of Damasak was the latest victory in a regional offensive that has turned the tide.
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Dice rolled in Cape Town's favour for world Monopoly game
Cape Town was the only African city selected for the 'Monopoly: Here & Now' board game.
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US to reassess position on US-Israel relations
The harsh US response signalled that relations with Israel could deteriorate further.
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Sanctions on Russia to stay until Ukraine peace terms met
The compromise reached at an EU summit maintains EU unity on sanctions against Moscow.
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Pharrell Williams uses 'Happy' for climate change
Williams wants to help gather a billion voices through collective ‘Happy’ photographs to world leaders.
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Tunisia's tourism troubles
Tunisia's tourism troubles
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SA woman critically injured in Tunisian shooting
The woman and her husband were among the South Africans visiting the museum.
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Saps joins FBI, Belgium in child porn crackdown
The latest breakthrough sees the arrest of a PE couple allegedly found in possession of child porn.
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Tunisian army to guard major cities
Islamic State has claimed responsibility for the attack at Bardo Museum which left 20 tourists dead.
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Pregnant woman attacked, foetus cut from womb
Authorities said the 26-year-old mother-to-be answered an advert offering the sale of baby clothes.
