SOUTH AFRICA

Africa's environment and natural resources are still the losers in an economic partnership between China and the African Union.

Capelatus prykei was so unique, scientists placed the diving beetle in its own genus.

Police deployed tear gas and fired warning shots to dissuade crowds gathered to protest President Pierre Nkurunziza's decision to run for a third term.

In a BBC interview, Zimbabwe’s information minister asked South Africa to take a stronger stance against the violence.

In a landmark week for the art world, Louise Sacco of the Museum of Bad Art talks about why great art isn't the only kind that matters.

As debates swirl over ad-supported streaming music, Rdio launches a service that costs less than half of a typical subscription.

Production continues in full swing for “Captain America: Civil War” in Atlanta, including a London scene.

Yahya Jammeh has made violent threats against the country's homosexuals several times during his reign.

Leaked photos and a scene description from the sets of “Captain America: Civil War” give fans a glimpse of the storyline.

The former Paralympian, convicted in the death of his girlfriend, reportedly wants to work with children.

The invitation was reportedly extended during a phone conversation between Greek prime minister and Russia's deputy finance minister.

KFC workers in a Johannesburg suburb were trying to hide the discarded chicken they had already breaded from their managers.

The South African press has dubbed Mmusi Maimane, the new leader of the main opposition party, as the “Obama of Soweto.”

A kilogram of rhino horn reportedly sells for up to $100,000 in Vietnam, which is almost double the price of gold.

Not unlike Sovietologists in decades past, military analysts will be looking at Moscow's massive Victory Day parade to observe what Russia is up to.

South Africa has dealt with rising anti-immigrant sentiment in recent months.

Guy Carawan, who made "We Shall Overcome" famous, died Saturday. He was 87.

The Nigerian army also destroyed seven additional terrorist camps in Sambisa Forest on Tuesday, where they seized and destroyed weapons.

Reports from women released by Boko Haram show the group may be weakening, but experts say this isn't the end.

Soofi, 34, was purportedly one of two men who opened fire at a Prophet Muhammad cartoon contest in Garland, Texas.

The landmark ruling applied only to Robin Stransham-Ford's case, but it could set a precedent in South Africa.