Two-thirds of South African teens and adults suffer from a "fear of missing out" on more interesting activities than what they’re doing.
Barclays’s chairperson Marcus Agius has resigned over interest rate rigging accusations as the bank faced possible criminal prosecution.
Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe has flown to Singapore for what an aide called a routine medical check-up, reviving speculation about his health.
ICC president Judge Sang Hyun Song reflects on the International Criminal Court’s first 10 years on the anniversary of its inception.
Four-time champion Serena Williams has survived a gruelling examination from Yaroslava Shvedova to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals.
Nigeria does look like it’s teetering on the cusp of chaos, but it is also Africa’s second biggest economy and top oil producer.
Mexico’s old rulers have regained power after 12 years, but they might have to forge alliances with other parties to push through reforms.
Nestle has pledged to redouble efforts to stop child labour after research showed the practice was rife on its supplying Cote d’Ivoire cocoa farms.
Wimbledon has been hit by heavy rain with fears growing that Centre Court’s roof was turning the event into both an outdoor and indoor contest.
Apple has paid $60-million to settle a dispute in China over ownership of the iPad name, removing a potential obstacle to sales in the Chinese market.