The government should ensure that victims of xenophobic violence remain in South Africa to participate in bringing their attackers to justice, Human Rights Watch said today.
A sizeable number of Sudanese refugees living in Arua District have resisted repatriation by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees citing fragile security in southern Sudan.
Heavily armed government troops allied with Ethiopian soldiers have begun to move on Somalia's main Bakara market Friday as the islamists patrolling in the market and nearby areas.
After the pirates hijacked Jordanian have freed the vessel armed islamist fighters have attacked them following they have landed from the vessel where sudden clash between the two sides erupted on Friday night-residents confirmed.
South Africa is the latest entrant into the growing league of jurisdictions where "mobs from hell" are exploiting the slightest excuse to take the law into their own hands, leaving a trail of arson, rape, theft and death.
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today strongly condemned this week's ambush of four United Nations peacekeepers in West Darfur by a group of 60 armed men.
A week has passed since the army killed Wycliffe Komol Matwakei, the 37-year-old leader of the Sabaot Land Defence Forces (SLDF) militia, who is accused of killing 500 people.
At least 11 people died in different parts of Somalia Saturday after Islamist rebels launched attacks on the interim government's security forces, as well as pirates in the central regions.
McGuinty Government Ensuring Accountability And Transparency TORONTO, May 25 - NEWS The Ontario government has appointed investigators to lead the review of the ongoing finance and management practices at the Toronto Catholic District School Board. Lead investigator Pierre Filiatrault, will
TORONTO, May 23 - Transportation Minister Jim Bradley and York Centre MPP Monte Kwinter will make an important announcement about highway improvements across Ontario.
LINTHICUM, Md. -- Northrop Grumman Corporation has further strengthened its long-standing relationship with the University of Central Florida by forming a strategic research partnership aimed at facilitating the co-development of advanced optic and photonic technologies.
Associated Press - With their history of xenophobia, no one expected Myanmar's generals to welcome a flotilla of warships trying to help bring relief to millions affected by Cyclone Nargis. True to form, they didn't.
