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Accused of corruption and economic mismanagement, Zuma denies all wrongdoing

In South Africa, ex-soldiers are fighting Illegal wildlife trade and the twin scourges of unemployment and mental illness

Jason Burke writes: From the detainees' details it is clear that the West wildly overstated the capability of Bin Laden's terror group

Providing political parties with muscle has become a lucrative sideline for drug dealers in the Indian Ocean country

Why a colony exploited for 200 years before winning its independence should align with western powers

Sirisena’s election victory in January has brought optimism to Colombo after nine years of Rajapaksa’s controversial and divisive rule, yet no one doubts the challenges facing his new government

Maithripala Sirisena’s election victory in January has brought optimism to Colombo after nine years of Mahinda Rajapaksa’s controversial and divisive rule

Jayalalithaa and two other powerful women politicians likely to emerge as king-maker

The brutal gang-rape on a bus highlighted the routine abuse of Indian women