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LUCHA activists were calling on African leaders to 'listen to the voice of the Congolese people'.

MDC MP says nation 'sick and tired' of presidential succession battles in ruling Zanu-PF party.

The candidate's outrageous statements are winning voters over in key swing states.

Defiant Alghad Radio connects the people trapped inside Mosul with the outside world.

Health services have been struggling to accommodate the thousands of pushers who are in need of help.

Abdur Rahman was the new leader of the Islamist group Jamayetul Mujahideen Bangladesh.

Dr Ketan Desai had seven cases registered against him when he was first elected in 2009.

This is the second such major raid mounted by security forces in Baramulla within a week.

Labour's Tracy Brabin heckled after winning 85% of the vote in by-election brought about by killing of MP.

Ten gunmen from the group boarded the ship, kidnapping its captain and one crew member.

Most residents are refusing to leave the rebel-held eastern area as there are no guarantees they won't be arrested.

Judge Daniel Jordan III's decision is the latest in a series of rulings striking down similar laws elsewhere in the country.

Japan is under pressure as Duterte forges new ties with China, distancing long-time ally, the US.

IBTimes UK interviews Nigerian journalist on how female genital mutilation impacted on her life.

Other nations are stepping up the rhetoric against the court which they say is biased against African states.

Vipin Khanna is accused of receiving $6m as kickbacks to facilitate deal between Embraer and the Indian government.

On 14 October, the Mexican government announced it would extradite the drug lord to the US in early 2017.

Gunfire rings out in city as militants wearing suicide vests target police headquarters and government buildings.

The white tie gala event in Manhattan is a fundraiser for Catholic charities related to the Archdiocese of New York.

Country claimed in 2015 it wanted to leave ICC following criticism for refusing to arrest Sudan's President.

Hong Kong has shut all essential services including banks, schools, stock market, transportation and courts.

President Rodrigo Duterte announced in Beijing that he would end military and economic ties with the US.

The two nations have signed 13 trade deals during Duterte's four-day visit to China.

Nato is aiming to train 100 air controllers by March 2017, as the Taliban intensifies attacks during summer.

This comes after courts in at least 4 states ruled that there was fraud in the first round of the signature drive.

The Chinese navy's visit comes after a US vessel made its first port call to Cam Ranh in September.

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says the process of gathering information is difficult as there is no Australian embassy in Yemen.

Trump previously accused Bezos of buying the Washington Post to seek political power and avoid paying taxes.

The president said the country would instead strengthen ties with China and Russia.