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‘Huge cuts’ at Zimbabwe broadcaster

The state-owned Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation has fired almost 300 employees, the state-run newspaper The Herald reports.

Tui counts cost of Tunisia attack

Travel operator Tui Group, which owns Thomson and First Choice, announces how much the beach attack in Tunisia in June has cost it.

Guinea-Bissau government sacked

Guinea-Bissau's president dismisses the government following a rift with the prime minister raising fears about a return to instability.

Ikea suspect ‘faced deportation’

Officials say a man accused of killing two people at an Ikea store faced deportation and had attended a meeting on his asylum status hours earlier.

VIDEO: Froome: I must stand up for clean cycling

Britain's double Tour de France champion Chris Froome says he is willing to release more data to prove he is clean and is ready to "stand up for the current generation" of cyclists.

FEC Itemizer: Browse Federal Campaign Finance Filings

Itemizer allows you to browse electronic campaign finance filings from the Federal Election Commission and to see individual contributions and expenditures reported by committees raising money for federal elections.

Call to free cheetah after boy attack

The parents of a 10-year-old boy bitten by a cheetah in a South African game reserve tell the BBC that they want the animal released into the wild.

Girlfriend Says Alleged Ferguson Shooter Ddidn’t Have Gun

 FERGUSON, Mo. - The girlfriend and family of Tyrone Harris Jr. insists that he was not armed and was running away from gunfire when he was shot and critically wounded by police. state of emergency was imposed Aug. 10 as...

Serena Williams Wows on New York Magazine Cover

 Advantage, Williams.Tennis icon Serena Williams has taken her winning ways to a new level, scoring the cover of the latest issue of New York magazine.  In the Aug. 10-23 issue, Williams expounds on the lessons instilled in her by her...

UN’s CAR envoy sacked amid abuse claims

The UN envoy to Central African Republic, Babacar Gaye, is forced to resign amid allegations of sex abuse by peacekeepers.

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