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Fighting erupted yesterday outside Somalia’s capital as African Union and government troops launched attacks against Shebaab insurgents in a push to seize further ground from the rebels.
Two high-profile documentaries exposing the impact of reckless waste dumping on local communities and public health brought a dose of consciousness-raising to the Cannes glamour fest yesterday.
UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay (right), in Zimbabwe on a 5-day working visit, meets Zimbabwe Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai at his offices in Harare yesterday.
Nearly nine months after a 37,210-tonne container ship ran onto a New Zealand reef, spilling tonnes of oil and cargo in the country’s worst environmental disaster, there is a spirit of forgiveness in the area.
A South African court yesterday found black farmhand Chris Mahlangu guilty of murdering Eugene Terre’blanche, a white supremacist prominent during the dying years of apartheid, in a wage dispute.
South African police arrested two people yesterday after they were caught on camera allegedly defacing a satirical portrait of President Jacob Zuma with his genitals exposed.
Mali’s one-year transition back to democratic rule got off to a shaky start yesterday amid fears that the process may be derailed after President Dioncounda Traore was attacked by angry protesters.
Some 50% of Australians want an end to the nation’s immigration programme because they believe the country has too many people, a poll showed yesterday.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has defied calls to bring fresh faces into top jobs by shifting his old ministers into the Kremlin and putting a key lieutenant in charge of the giant state oil firm.
A 14-year-old schoolboy armed with two weapons has fired a shot in his southern German school without injuring anyone, police said yesterday.
A woman walked into a school in the eastern Czech city of Havirov, stabbed a teacher and kidnapped a small girl before being nabbed by police, Czech police said yesterday.
The Italian government has declared a state of emergency in the quake-struck region of northeast Italy, where 5,000 people were camped out in temporary shelters amid fears of aftershocks.
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