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Nepal Bans Young Women From Seeking Work In Middle East Over Exploitation Fears

In 2010, fifteen Nepali servants committed suicide in Lebanon due to gross abuses.

Dirk Nowitzki Quietly Marries Girlfriend Jessica Olsson [PHOTO]

A year after getting an NBA ring with the Dallas Mavericks, Dirk Nowitzki quietly added another ring when he wedded girlfriend Jessica Olsson late last month.

Jessica Olsson Pictures: Dirk Nowitzki And Wife Get Married In Secret Ceremony [PHOTOS]

The couple reportedly got married traditional Kikuyu clothing

Dirk Nowitzki married Jessica Olsson in a private ceremony in July. Here are some pictures of the Dallas Mavericks star and his wife.

New Fossils Identify Possible New Cousins Of Human Ancestor

A group of researchers led by Stony Brook University anthropologist and National Geographic explorer-in-residence Meave Leakey found new fossils they say confirm that two additional species in the genus Homo were living alongside Homo erectus nearly two million years ago.

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Olympic Recap: Andy Murray and Usain Bolt Capture Gold on Sunday

Murray won the gold over Roger Federer in convincing fashion.

Dibaba Sprints to Glory to Win 10K Race

The Ethiopian needed a late surge to win the 10,000-meter race.

Grenade Attack Kills Assailant In Nairobi, Kenya, One Day Before Clinton's Visit

A grenade blast in Kenya's capital city of Nairobi killed one person on Friday, the day before U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton is scheduled to arrive as part of her seven-nation African tour.

Clinton with South Sudanese president Salva Kiir

Hilary Clinton In Africa: Urges Sudans To Establish Peace; Blasts Chinese Intervention

Secretary Hillary Clinton is in South Sudan today, and met with the presidents of Sudan and South Sudan to spur them towards a compromise in light of the escalating violence.

Iowa Rep. Steve King's Week Of Insanity

The Republican congressman defended animal fighting -- twice! -- revisited birther conspiracies and declared his preferences for ATM's with English-only options.

Grand Ole Threequel: The Conservative Politics of The Dark Knight Rises

Rush Limbaugh recently accused The Dark Knight Rises of naming its villain Bane to draw attention to Mitt Romney?s ties to Bain Capital.

Ebola Virus In Uganda Hurting Nation?s Budding Tourism Industry

Uganda had hoped to have a big year for tourism in 2012, but a recent outbreak of the Ebola virus has forced many prospective visitors to cancel their trips.

Starting Over In Somalia? The Biggest Threat Of All Is In The Heart Of Mogadishu

Despite the recent passage of a new constitution, corruption in Somalia's interim government could derail progress even before it begins.

Clinton Travels To Africa, But It's China On Her Mind

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Africa for ten days, meeting with leaders over concerns about terrorism and security, and China's growing economic hold over the continent.

MANCHESTER UNITED TRANSFER RUMOURS: Lucas, Sahin, Cirigliano and Wanyama Discussed in the Latest Speculation

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson continues to look at ways to improve his squad this summer.

Mombasa Blues: Kenyan Separatists May Endanger National Economy, Security

The Mombasa Republican Council has been granted legitimacy by the country's high court, setting the stage for a political battle that could threaten Kenya's stability.

Bulgaria Blast: Suicide Bomber Killed Israeli Tourists, Officials

Seven died and a further 34 were injured in the blast which ripped through the bus in the tourist town of Burgas, Bulgaria.

Israel Accuses Iran Of Bus Bombing In Bulgaria

Israel accused Iran of carrying out a bomb attack that killed six people on a bus carrying Israeli tourists at a Bulgarian airport Wednesday, and vowed a stern response to Iranian terror.

First Class Citizens? The Surprising Truth About Women’s Equality In Japan

Japan's female Olympic athletes haven't been treated quite as well as their male counterparts, occasioning new scrutiny into gender equality issues in Japan.

One Million Refugees Have Left Somalia: UN

While the world's deadliest famine has officially ended, remaining food shortages coupled with insecurity and fighting between African Union forces and militant group al-Shabab have wreaked havoc on the nation and its people.

Anti-Obama Doc Likens Barack Obama?s Half-Brother To ?Slumdog Millionaire? [VIDEO]

George Obama, who lives in a hut in Nairobi, Kenya, will be featured in 2016: Obama's America, a new anti-Obama documentary by the conservative author and tedious flame-fanner Dinesh D'Souza.

South Sudan: Not Fully Independent After One Year, But Asia Could Turn The Tide

Even the president of South Sudan recognizes that true independence has not been achieved, but China and Japan may help change that.

Musicians For Hate? Accusations Highlight Ethnic Tensions In Kenya

Three prominent Kenyan musicians have been charged with using hate speech in their song lyrics and inciting ethnic violence for political purposes.

Global Round Of Central Bank Easing As Inflationary Pressures Abate

To some extent, monetary easing has been accommodated because of stable-to-lower inflationary pressures.

Kenya Nixes Iranian Oil Imports Over Western Threats Of Sanctions

Kenyan had signed a deal in June to purchase about 4 million tons of oil from the Iranian National Oil Company.

A Somali refugee child carries her sibling at the Dagahaley camp in Dadaab, near the Kenya-Somalia border

More Aid Workers Kidnapped In Kenya Refugee Camp

Dadaab lies near Kenya's border with Somalia, and members of the Somali rebel group al Shabab have carried out attacks and kidnappings in Kenya in the past.