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Move comes after two women alleged gang rape following a video of them being paraded naked by a mob.

Authorities are warning people to stay away from rivers and steep slopes as the downpour is set to continue for days.

Protests erupt against a new law that gives Cape Town authorities the power to impound vehicles over offences.

Ahead of Biodiversity COP16, governments have to show courage in making decisions that benefit the whole of humanity.

West African bloc to meet days after its deadline expired for Niger's coup plotters to reinstate the ousted president.

Pheu Thai Party attempts to form government as winner Move Forward's efforts repeatedly blocked in parliament.

Tou Thao, convicted in state court for involvement in 2020 killing, sentenced to nearly five years in prison.

Leaders are gathering in Brazil to discuss ways to protect critical rainforest after years of deforestation and threats.

The closure of Niger's airspace by its military government is impacting travel times for flights across Africa.

Dozens residents from Aguereb given prison sentences for demonstrating against a massive rubbish dump in a national park.

More than 3,000 US sailors and marines aboard two warships have reached the Red Sea, US Navy says.

West Africa's regional bloc has imposed sanctions on Niger and threatened possible use of force. What options exist?

The large residential barge will only house single men and provide 'basic and functional' accommodation.

Law minister says law will be replaced by another legislation which will remove sections that were allegedly misused.

A harsh crackdown on gangs has brought Salvadoran President Nayib Bukele popularity, but experts say the cost is steep.

Foord and Raso score either side of half-time before Kerr, who has been absent with an injury, comes on as substitute.

Khan was arrested and sent to jail for three years following his conviction in corruption case by a court in Islamabad.

Nigeria dominate but fall short as England rode their luck and went down to 10 players after Lauren James sent off.

Residents in Haryana state's only Muslim-majority district say over 300 properties have been demolished in four days.

Since Russia's war on Ukraine began, the country has accelerated moves to reclaim the nation's identity from past ties.

The US dispatched four destroyers after 11 Russian and Chinese ships went close to Alaska state, according a WSJ report.

The Ethiopian army and the Amhara militia were allies in the two-year civil war against the northern Tigray region.

Move comes after Manila accused Chinese coastguard vessels of blocking and using water cannon against Philippine ships.

Hun Manet obtains king's approval and is set to become Cambodia's next leader later this month.

Scientists work to develop fusion reaction as they look for clean and safe source of power to help curb climate change.

Organisers are preparing to evacuate tens of thousands of scouts from some 158 countries amid a typhoon warning.

Gandhi returns as member days after Supreme Court suspended his defamation conviction in Modi surname case.

It is an effort to shut down acknowledgement of historical and current discrimination - in the US, but also in India.

Ousmane Sonko's now-dissolved party says he was admitted for emergency care to a hospital in downtown Dakar.

These are the main developments as the Russian invasion of Ukraine enters its 530th day.

The attack also wounded four other Syrian soldiers and caused some material damage, state media say.

Coup leaders say there has been a pre-deployment of troops in two Central African nations for military intervention.

Moscow and Kyiv step up retaliatory attacks as Ukraine seeks to dislodge Russian forces in the country's south and east.

Former Pakistani leader has been convicted of corruption and barred from elections for five years.

The Gunners beat City 4-1 in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw at London's Wembley Stadium.

As a deadline to restore Niger's democratic government passes, strong ECOWAS reaction to Niger coup now appears divided.

Holding the Lebanese political elite to account can be the first step towards the country's recovery.

An investigation into the cause of the accident has been opened, authorities say.

An estimated 30,000 people gather at a stadium, some with Russian flags, as the threat of military intervention looms.

The Tripoli-based governing body chooses Mohammed Takala as leader in a run-off by 67 votes to 62.

Several cars of a Hazara Express train derailed and some overturned near Nawabshah in southern Pakistan.

The social media moguls have been trading comments over a potential mixed martial arts cage match since June.

Desiree Ellis calls for government and sponsors to help Banyana Banyana push on and professionalise after World Cup run.

Italian coastguard says it has recovered two bodies and rescued 57 people after two boats sink off island of Lampedusa.

Khan's political party is now appealing the ruling which bans the former prime minister from politics for five years.

Two-time defending champions USA make earliest ever World Cup exit, as Sweden progress to face Japan in quarter-finals.

Dozens injured after several carriages of Hazara Express train derailed in Nawabshah, Sindh province.

The billionaire says platform will fund the legal bills of users treated unfairly by employers for posts on the site.