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Violent protests in Atteridgeville and Mamelodi over ANC choice of Tshwane as mayoral candidate.

Prosecutors allege the controversial religion is involved in money laundering.

Seoul follows Antwerp and Augsburg in alerting smartphone users.

"Be prepared for your journey to take longer than usual."

Retired Divisional Officer Geoffrey Curran described the initiations as 'pretty elementary boy-boy stuff'.

Besides sporting attractive designs these pills also come cheap, says Fiona Measham of the ACMD.

The Afghans were arrested and charged under Pakistan's Foreigners Act.

Jaguar, named Juma, was shot after it went loose and attacked soldier.

It's a public safety issue and not yet a criminal matter, says concerned sheriff's office.

China's strategy in Europe would be greatly affected if the UK chooses to exit from EU.

Plane flies from British base in Antarctica to Amundsen-Scott polar station.

The song also called Hillary Clinton a donkey and expressed support for Donald Trump.

The border area has been declared a closed 'military zone' prohibiting movement without prior notice.

Japan Meteorological Agency issues warnings of further rain and thunderstorm on 22 June.

UN expresses concerns over 'intimidation and reprisals' after Ayatollah Sheikh Isa Qassim made stateless.

Anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats party is against foreign foods.

The intermediate-range ballistic missiles were launched from the east coast city of Wonsan.

2-day talks ended without indication of search plans or concrete date for ministerial meeting.

Clinton told voters in Ohio: 'He'd rig the economy for Wall Street again.'

Explosion at ammunition store in Garabulli follows a confrontation between locals and Isis militants.

It counters claims by the Iraqi prime minister that the coalition had retaken the Iraqi city.

UN Commission of Inquiry on Syria documents chilling human rights abuses by Jihadists during conflict.

Guptas deny wielding excessive political influence in South Africa.

The regulations require users to operate in daylight, have a pilot's certificate and to pass a written test.

Anti-extremism campaigners have accused Britain First of spreading hatred – an allegation denied by the party.

The controversial new president who spoke out about killing drug dealers is set to take office shortly.

Sandford reportedly suffers mental health problems and has been living in the US for 19 months

Protesters pelted parliament and the president's office with paint bombs amid claims of corruption.

Protesters angry at ANC's decision to chose Thoko Didiza as mayor candidate.