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THE FBI has said that DNA analysis indicates one of the world’s most wanted terrorists, Bali bomber Zulkifli bin Hir, was likely killed in a Philippine police raid last month that also

UN World Food Programme (WFP) officials said on Wednesday in Juba, that a South Sudanese civil servant and two other people travelling from a government-controlled area aboard its helicopter were detained on

SIERRA Leone said on Wednesday it would reopen the country’s schools on March 30, after a seven-month shutdown to limit the spread of the Ebola virus. Classrooms have been empty since the

A BURUNDI court denied bail Wednesday to a radio station boss accused of complicity in the murder of three Italian nuns, his lawyer said. The arrest of Bob Rugurika, director of the

FRENCH comedian Dieudonne told a court Wednesday he condemned last month’s Paris attacks “without any ambiguity” as he stood trial on charges of condoning terrorism over a comment suggesting he sympathised with

AL-JAZEERA journalist Peter Greste arrived home in Australia on Thursday after his release from Egypt where he was detained for more than 400 days, an AFP reporter at Brisbane airport said. Greste,

SAUDI Arabia’s new King Salman on Wednesday called the burning alive of a Jordanian fighter pilot “inhuman and contrary to Islam”. In a message of condolence to Jordan’s King Abdullah II, he

GLAXOSMITHKLINE’S net profits almost halved last year, hit partly by a large Chinese fine following a bribery probe, the British drugmaker said Wednesday. Profit after tax dived to £2.76 billion ($4.20 billion,

GREEK leaders pressed their case for debt relief Wednesday in Brussels and Frankfurt, saying they were optimistic about a deal but needed urgent help from the European Central Bank to “stay afloat”.

THE ECOWAS Judicial Council on Wednesday installed seven new judges of the ECOWAS Court at a ceremony to launch its 2015 legal year. The judges who were installed by Justice Mamadou Kone,