Backing the draft were traditional media, in urgent search of income at a time when web users shun newspapers and television
May’s sea of troubles swelled after the EU’s Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier strongly opposed her blueprint
‘In its hour of need, Britain is now turning to its former colonies for help’
Since independence from Britain in 1980, Zimbabwe has known only three presidents — Canaan Banana, Robert Mugabe and now, Emmerson Mnangagwa
Document details contingency planning if Britain leaves the European Union in March with no transition deal
London and Brussels are yet to reach a deal on the terms of Britain’s exit from the bloc, due to take place in March next year
Ibrahim Boubacar Keita picked up 67.17% of Sunday’s vote against 32.83% for opposition challenger and former finance minister Soumaila Cisse
Like Europe, the country’s response to vulnerable asylum seekers is inhumane
Environmental economics expert Sam Fankhauser discusses extreme weather events and says it will become ‘the new normal’
Not a single ballot was cast at 716 of the polling stations in two regions following threats and attacks by armed groups
If Washington goes ahead with its threat of new tolls on European cars, the EU plans to place tariffs on US products
At stake is a White House threat to slap a daunting wave of tariffs on European auto exports to the US
The search engine giant has said it will appeal the EU decision to slap a record antitrust fine over the use of its Android operating system
British Prime Minister Theresa May drew fire from all sides on Monday over her Brexit strategy
In a policy paper, the government will outline proposals for a free trade area and a "common rule book" with the EU
A week ago Britain had strict red lines on Brexit, and pro-EU lawmakers were "traitors"
The two-day meet in Brussels is shaping up to be the alliance’s most difficult in years, with Europe and the US engaged in a bitter trade spat
All eyes are on whether there will now be further resignations by Brexit hardliners that could threaten May’s leadership
The Official Gazette said 18 632 people had been sacked including 8 998 police officers over suspected links to terror organisations
Several nonmilitary approaches to dealing with terrorism have been developed in recent decades. Are they working?
An Associated Press report details witness accounts of migrants and refugees from Africa left to die in the Sahara Desert
In South Africa — which we see as ‘our land’ — we too are watching the borderisation of the state
Security now matters more than freedom in the increased ‘bordernisation’ of Europe which renders those seeking refuge subhuman and vulnerable
Since the referendum, according to official data, economic growth has slowed to a snail’s pace
France’s Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday jumped to the aid of his core European partner, German Chancellor Angela Merkel
The Amsterdam appeals court agreed with the lower court that the position of Britons living in the EU after Brexit was a matter of EU law
Optimists say that with mineral wealth, cheap labour, and a helpful geographical location, the North has huge potential
The accord aims to end one of the world’s longest diplomatic disputes, which began 27 years ago with Macedonia’s declaration of independence
Emerging economies such as South Africa’s are put under pressure when infighting among the big players slows down global trade
The European Union ruled that countries must recognise the rights of migrants who want to live in their spouse’s native country
The elections will be the first since long-time ruler Robert Mugabe was removed from power last November following a brief military take over
Reports of profligacy by the leaders of the Pan African Parliament could further diminish its legitimacy, which is already being questioned