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Two white tiger cubs have mauled to death their keeper at a wildlife park in southern India.

President Uhuru Kenyatta has asked the National Super Alliance (NASA) presidential candidate, Raila Odinga, to stop destroying Kenya’s economy by staging violent demos for his selfish gain. President Uhuru said that such moves by the Opposition jeopardise the country’s economy, destroy infrastructure, derail development and spread insecurity.

The Conservative Party should "get its house in order", back Theresa May and "let her get back to governing", the party's leader in Scotland has said.

The dollar jumped to more than two-month highs against the yen and seven-week highs against the euro on Friday after the government’s jobs report for September showed rising wages.

The University of Nairobi has recalled postgraduate students after closing the institution on Tuesday due to security concerns.

Tanzanian President John Magufuli has revealed that he takes home a monthly salary of $4,008 as leader of the East African country.

Zimbabwe's Vice-President Phelekezela Mphoko has publicly reprimanded the country's other Vice-President, Emmerson Mnangagwa, accusing him of trying to "destabilise" the country.

Catalonia will declare independence from Spain in a matter of days, the leader of the autonomous region has told the BBC.

Flying from Paris to Accra takes six hours and 20 minutes, direct. But why fly when you can drive? One Ghanaian opted to take the road less traveled this summer, clocking 4,900 miles in just nine days. Why? For family and for country.

Police are working to establish the motive behind a mass shooting which left 59 people dead and another 527 injured at a Las Vegas concert.

More than twenty people have been killed and at least 100 injured in a mass shooting at a Las Vegas concert.

Under intensifying scrutiny from federal investigators and the public, Facebook said on yesterday – Sunday 1st October that it planned to turn over more than 3,000 Russian-linked advertisements to congressional investigators on Monday 2nd October, 2017.

Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont says the Spanish region has won the right to statehood following a contentious referendum that was marred by violence.