A court in Tanzania has sentenced opposition leader Tundu Lissu to four years in jail.
Lissu had been arrested in April on treason charges. The court instead convicted him of inciting unrest.
His trial has been widely condemned as politically motivated.
Pedro Alliana has been sworn in as Paraguay's new president, following a dramatic change of power driven by a banking scandal. Alliana took the oath o…
Ben Roberts-Smith, one of Australia's most decorated living soldiers, has recently collaborated with a gym supplements company that a short time earli…
Polling stations opened at 9am on Saturday (20:00 GMT Friday) on the final day of voting in New Zealand's general election. Voting continues until 7pm…
Afeef Ahmed, a Year 6 student, has won the state final of the Premier's Spelling Bee, held on Friday afternoon at a small theatre hall in Sydney's wes…
