Nigeria's naira is expected to lose around a third of its value when market trading begins on Monday, bringing to an end the central bank's much-criticised fixed exchange…
20 Jun 2016 · 07:27
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283 storiesJOHANNESBURG - A controversial scheme offering university scholarships to young South African women who remain virgins is unconstitutional, the Commission for Gender Equality ruled on Friday.
20 Jun 2016 · 07:11
Republican Donald Trump said on Sunday the United States should consider more racial profiling, in response to a question about whether he supported greater law enforcement scrutiny of…
20 Jun 2016 · 07:06
JOHANNESBURG - Smart halftime changes and a tongue lashing from new coach Allister Coetzee proved the catalyst for a rousing second-half comeback as South Africa beat Ireland at…
20 Jun 2016 · 06:57
CAIRO - Egypt's former president Mohamed Mursi was handed another life sentence on Saturday, after a court found him guilty of espionage and leaking state secrets.
20 Jun 2016 · 06:50
ORLANDO, Fla.- Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day…
17 Jun 2016 · 12:19
GENEVA - The Democratic Republic of the Congo has reported 1,044 suspected cases of yellow fever since March, including 71 deaths, up from three probable cases and 57…
17 Jun 2016 · 11:47
NAIROBI - A secondary school in rural Burundi sent home 230 students on Tuesday for defacing the portrait of President Pierre Nkurunziza in their textbooks, a regional head…
16 Jun 2016 · 01:05
MAIDUGURI, Nigeria - Boko Haram jihadists killed at least four villagers on Tuesday and kidnapped three women near the northeastern Nigerian town of Chibok where the group snatched…
16 Jun 2016 · 00:57
ABUJA - Nigeria's central bank said on Wednesday it would begin market-driven foreign currency trading next week, abandoning its 16-month fixed exchange rate policy and setting the stage…
16 Jun 2016 · 00:51

