Africa
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Brawls break out in South African parliament after denunciation of ZumaOpposition members scuffle with guards after president is condemned as a ‘scoundrel’ and ‘rotten to the core’
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Scuffles break out in South African parliament – videoScuffles break out in South African parliament on Thursday between parliament staff and the Economic Freedom Fighters
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Campaigners fear Trump resolution could hit coffers of poor countriesMove would sweep away regulations designed to prevent US extraction firms from making secret payments to access natural resources abroad
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'There will be more deaths': NGOs on Trump's anti-abortion ruleWe asked NGOs how the reinstatement of the ‘global gag’ rule will impact what they do, and the people they work with. Here are some of the responses
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Proposed Trump executive order would allow US firms to sell 'conflict minerals'Draft executive order proposes suspension of portion of Dodd-Frank reforms designed to prevent US from selling minerals that are fuelling violence in Congo
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Somalis greet 'new dawn' as US dual national wins presidencyFormer prime minister Mohamed Abdullahi Mohamed promises ‘new beginning’ for beleaguered country
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Europe urged to offer migrants work to cut Mediterranean deathsOpening up legal routes to work would reduce number of migrants drowning in the Mediterranean, senior UN figure says
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'Cowardice' to blame for delayed response at Sousse attackTunisian investigation into 2015 attack reveals officers were unjustifiably late to arrive on scene - with one of them fainting
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Madonna adopts twin girls from MalawiSinger has been given permission by Malawian high court to adopt four-year-old Stella and Esther from Mchinji orphanage
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Tunisia attack survivors say travel firm did not highlight terror threatWitnesses tell inquests into Sousse beach shootings they would not have travelled if Thomson had flagged security issues
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Rare 'cave squeaker' frog seen in Zimbabwe for first time in 55 yearsTeam of researchers discover three of the frogs once listed as possibly extinct in first reported sighting since 1962
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From chefs to musicians, talented ‘re-pats’ come back to build a modern EthiopiaEntrepreneurs who were educated overseas are returning home
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'With every inch, the challenge multiplies': me and my afroIt’s been short, long, straight and punky – reflecting the twists and turns of my life and my homeland, Cameroon
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More than 1,300 migrants rescued from Mediterranean in single dayMigrants aboard 13 vessels saved by Italian coastguard, Italian and British navies and others, making total of 2,600 rescued in three days
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Thousands of refugees fleeing conflict destitute in UK, says Red CrossAlmost 15,000 people sought charity’s help with food, housing or money in 2016 – up from 11,000 in 2014
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Fiance of Tunisia attack victim tells inquest how he battled to save herLiam Moore tried to resuscitate Carly Lovett, 24, after she was shot during attack on Sousse beachfront hotel in June 2015
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Death of veteran DRC opposition leader jeopardises political dealÉtienne Tshisekedi was set to oversee transition of presidential power but his death means widespread unrest is likely
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Devastating impact of meth in the womb exposed in South African schoolsExtent of crisis becomes clear as children of women caught up in tik epidemic struggle with hyperactivity and aggression
'We'll go to Calais and try to get in illegally. What choice do we have?'