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Brad Pitt Is Now A Furniture Designer

Friend of Third World Children and perfume spokesperson Brad Pitt is debuting a line of furniture this month because, as Architectural Digest haughtily informs us, he LOVES architecture.

Hillary Clinton Caught Dancing Again -- This Time In Malawi [VIDEO]

Clinton caught on video dancing with locals in Malawi. Her visit to the country is the first for a high-ranking U.S. official since former Vice President Quayle in 1991.

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.

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Developers, Rejoice! Apple Launches App Store In 32 More Countries

As expected, the App Store has officially launched in 32 new countries as of Friday, including Albania, Fiji, Namibia, Nepal, and Ukraine. This means that app developers can now sell or distribute their applications for gaming, productivity, news, business, education and entertainment in a total of 155 countries around the globe.

At Least 47 Migrants Found Dead After Boat Capsizes In Lake Malawi

Dozens of men, women and children from Ethiopia died in the cold waters of Lake Malawi on Monday night. They were on an overcrowded boat with 60 passengers onboard. All are feared dead, and 47 bodies have been found so far.

Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir and Defense Minister Muhammad Hussein during a Popular Defense Force rally in Khartoum in March

Sudan Demands AU Summit Be Moved Out Of Malawi

Sudan is demanding that July's African Union summit be moved after host nation Malawi said that President Omar Hassan al-Bashir was not welcome at the meeting.

IMF Rewards Malawi With Loan Following Banda?s Reforms

Malawians have faced severe shortages and other economic problems since the IMF drastically reduced lending facilities last year.

Marine Le Pen Threatens To Sue Madonna Over Nazi Image

Madonna is scheduled to perform in Paris on Bastille Day (July 14) and later in the coastal city of Nice in August.

Child Marriage Still Prevalent Among Adolescents In South Asia: Report

A report on Wednesday reveals that child marriage has become less prevalent in South Asia over the last two decades, but not for brides of all age groups. Adolescents over 15 are still marrying at about the same rate as they did two decades ago.

Africa Must Increase Food Production To Keep Up With Economic Growth: Report

A report released Tuesday by the United Nations Development Program argues that Africa must increase its agricultural productivity in order to keep up with promising rates of economic growth.

Residents queue up for sugar at a supermarket in the Malawian capital of Lilongwe

Malawi Devalues Currency By One-Third To Re-Start Foreign Aid Flows

The sudden devaluation has led to some panic-buying by consumers in Malawi, seeking to purchase basic goods.

Joyce Banda: Malawi's New President Wants A Fresh Start

Three days after being sworn into office, Malawi's first female president Joyce Banda is hard at work trying to bring the African country back to a place of economic stability.

Malawi President Mutharika Dies Suddenly; Succession Questions Remain

Malawi’s President Bingu wa Mutharika died following a heart attack on Thursday, according to government officials.

Malawi President Mutharika Dies of Heart Attack

Seventy eight year old Malawi President Mutharika died after a heart attack.

A customer arrives at a Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant in Shamokin Dam, Pennsylvania, July 13, 2011.

Yum Brands Sees 130 New Africa Stores This Year: Report

U.S. fast-food giant Yum Brands Inc. plans to open 130 new KFC stores in Africa this year, bringing its presence on the continent to 1,000 restaurants, the Business Day newspaper in South Africa said on Friday, citing a senior executive.

Sidis: India’s Lost Black Africans

Numbering in the tens of thousands, Sidis are generally very poor and generally remain isolated from “mainstream” Indians.

Sudanese President Omar Hassan al-Bashir speaks during a news conference in Tripoli

Sudan President’s First Visit to Post-Gaddafi Libya Sparks Outrage

Bashir is regarded as a war criminal in the West and is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges he committed genocide in connection with the mass murder of people in the Darfur.

Malawi: Illegal Street Vendors Clash With Police, Riot

Malawi in East Africa is one of the poorest nations on earth, with more than 50 percent of the population living in poverty.

Bakers in Malawi Sell Baskets of bin Laden Bread

Local business men in Malawi are naming their products after names like Osama Bin Ladin, Obama and Bush which is helping them to get unique identity capable of boosting sales.

A mine worker looks on underground in Modderfontein east mine

Mozambique plans no local mine ownership targets

Mozambique has no plans to impose local ownership requirements on its mining industry and it will not seek overly high government stakes in mining ventures that could deter investors, its national director of mines said.

Report: Coal, Natural Gas More Harmful to Environment than Fossil Fuel

Vale plans $6 bln expansion of Mozambique coal mine

The board of Brazil's Vale has approved a $6 billion expansion of its Moatize coal project in Mozambique to lift output to 22 million tonnes per year from the 11 million tonnes it expects to mine initially, a company official said.

Anti-gay marriage bill polarises debate in Nigeria

Nigerian legislators started hearings this week on a bill that would criminalise same-sex marriage and could make it punishable by five years in jail.

UK Prime Minister Threatens to Cut Aid to Nations Which Ban Homosexuality

According to reports, of the 54 nations of the Commonwealth, three-fourths (41) have laws which ban homosexuality.

Madonna’s Brother, Anthony Ciccone, is Homeless in Michigan

He may be related to one of the richest and most powerful celebrities in the world, but Anthony Ciccone, otherwise known as Madonna's brother, is homeless on the streets of Michigan.