Shots rang out as dozens of students shouting "Kabila get out!" faced off against police officers at Kinshasa’s university.
The East Rand’s affordable African School for Excellence is helping poor children to excel.
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho told BBC radio he’d rather the Premier League keep its top players than see the likes of Steven Gerrard head to the US.
The talks aim to restore diplomatic ties and eventually normalise relations between the two, which have been locked in Cold War-era hostilities.
Olivier Rousteing, Balmain’s 28-year-old creative director, explains why he’s obsessed with social media and star power.
Officers from the task team will be expected to share the new skills with their colleagues and help train them once they are back from the course.
US President Barack Obama warned the Republican-led Congress to end their resistance to higher taxes on the wealthy, saying he won’t back down.
Boko Haram takes responsibility for the attack on Baga, and warns Nigeria and its neighbours that they will not stop, saying Baga was "not much".
IMF revised its growth forecast for sub-Saharan Africa down to 4.9% from 5.8% in 2015, and SA’s growth has been reduced to 2.1% from a previous 2.3%.
Do whites have enough power to define themselves in SA without the agreement of society? That might have been true 40 years ago, less true now.