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/ 29 December 2013
Candle-light vigils have been planned across India to mark the death of a female student a year ago who was gang raped on moving bus in Delhi.
Candle-light vigils have been planned across India to mark the death of a female student a year ago who was gang raped on moving bus in Delhi.
From January 1, cannabis growers can legally trade marijuana in parts of the United States. The legalisation of pot is expected to boost US tourism.
Throwing furniture out the windows of high-rise buildings in Hillbrow came fourth in a poll on strange New Year’s customs from around the world.
Zim’s opposition party has expressed its concern after Jacqueline Zwambila asked Canberra for asylum, citing fears for her safety if she returns home.
One student is dead and scores have been arrested amid clashes between Muslim Brotherhood supporters and Egyptian police at a Cairo university campus.
Germany has applied for a licence to mine raw materials in the Indian Ocean in the race to excavate valuable minerals from under the sea bed.
Chemical arms watchdog OPCW has said Syria will likely miss its December 31 deadline to remove the "most critical" warfare chemicals from the country.
Nobel Peace Prize laureate Suu Kyi has said elections cannot be fair unless the Constitution is amended.
Nkandla builder Thandeka Nene says a R7-billion fraud accusation against her in the Seychelles is a "political manoeuvre" – despite a guilty verdict.