UN suspends ties with Caritas in CAR over sex abuse probe
Caritas has been operating in the strife-torn country since 1991, mainly coordinating programmes to protect children and assist displaced people
Defiant Bale down but not out at Real Madrid
Two seasons on he remains but Madrid face PSG again at the Santiago Bernabeu on Tuesday, with the Welshman’s future still in doubt
Who’s who in Namibia’s presidential elections?
Namibia votes in a general election on Wednesday. Here are the four frontrunners
Rennie: All Blacks left it too late to offer me coach job
New Zealand has said its new coaching team will be named before Christmas, but it has now missed out on at least three high-profile candidates
Snapchat checks for deception in political ads
The strategy seems to be a middle ground between Facebook’s controversial tolerance of proven lies in ads and Twitter’s decision to ban them
Paddy farmers rise up against Madagascar’s ‘new city’
Farmers in Ambohitrimanjaka village are facing off with the authorities over a scheme that threatens to engulf a thousand hectares of rice fields
Second Ebola vaccine introduced in the DRC
It said the new vaccine, produced by a Belgian subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, is aimed at protecting 50 000 people over a period of four months
Hashtag Saudi Arabia: Chasing critics on Twitter
Here is a look at how Saudi Arabia has cracked down on dissent and criticism on social media
In Venezuela, special police force wreaks havoc in slums
Hundreds of residents who have been killed by the Special Action Forces (FAES) in what their loved ones and advocacy groups said were "executions"
Iraq: more than a month of anti-regime protests
Demands for the government to resign have led to deadly clashes since October 1