The Egyptian authorities have charged two plain-clothed police officers in connection with the death of a 28-year-old man in Alexandria a month ago.
Senegal mourns death of Mouride brotherhood leader
The spiritual leader of Senegal's richest and most powerful Muslim brotherhood, the Mourides, has died.
Campbell ordered to Taylor trial
British supermodel Naomi Campbell has been ordered to give evidence on 29 July in the war crimes trial of former Liberian President Charles Taylor.
Somali president leads troops in anniversary battle
Somalia's President Sheikh Sharif Sheikh Ahmed is on the front line, as fierce battles rage on the day the country marks 50 years of independence.
Kenyan MPs vote to join world's best paid lawmakers
MPs in Kenya have voted to boost their own salaries, making them among the world's best paid politicians.
Sex Trade AT The World Cup Host City
A few miles from the soccer stadiums and tourist-packed hotels, Caroline Misavas is spending the World Cup selling her body. She stands among clusters of a half-dozen girls in
Egypt shoots Israel-bound Eritrean
Egyptian border guards have shot dead a woman as she tried to cross the border illegally from Egypt into Israel.
Pfizer-Nigeria appeal dismissed
The US Supreme Court has given Nigerian families the green light to sue the drug company Pfizer over the use of a new antibiotic on their children.
Abacha’s Associate jailed for Money Laundering
A court in Jersey Island has sentenced one of late former military Head of State Gen. Sani Abacha's business associates Raj Bhojwani to six years in jail.
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