A video for Robbie Williams’s new song could finish in three different ways. It all depends on TV viewers voting with their fingers, writes Kate Bulkley in London
Hormonal contraceptives increase the risks of women being infected with the HI virus, according to research conducted among prostitutes.
The Pan Africanist Congress appears to be heading for a split, as supporters of Thami ka Plaatjie call for a third national congress.
ith the economic crisis in neighboring Zimbabwe deepening, Botswana announced Wednesday it had deported 26 717 Zimbabweans who were illegally living in the country last year.
Leading world diamond producer De Beers is set for an imminent return to the Democratic Republic of Congo, from which it withdrew in 1999 amid concern over the export of so-called ”blood” diamonds.
The chief prosecutor of the world’s first permanent war crimes tribunal said on Wednesday he may investigate alleged war crimes in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Liberia’s embattled President Charles Taylor will step down in line with a peace formula to end a four-year civil war but is under ”tremendous pressure” not to go into exile, his spokesperson said on Wednesday.
A war has been declared on mosquitoes in two Indian states where an unidentified virus has caused the death of 164 children over the past month, officials said on Wednesday.
Saddam Hussein and his key lieutenants are to face a new war crimes court, one of the parties in Iraq’s new power-sharing council announced yesterday.
Some have remained silent for 30 years. But now the Samburu and Masaai women, as well as their young men, are coming forward to tell their stories: how they were raped and sodomised by British soldiers on manoeuvres in northern Kenya.