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South Africa votes 20 years after apartheid

South Africa votes 20 years after apartheid

25.39 million voters have registered to vote according to South Africa’s Independent Electoral Commission (IEC).

India says “deeply concerned” at Ukraine violence

India says “deeply concerned” at Ukraine violence

Ukraine's security services said 30 "heavily armed" militants had been killed in recent days as part of the "anti-terrorist" operation in the region.

Highest Islamic institution demands Boko Haram release all captives

Highest Islamic institution demands Boko Haram release all captives

Egypt's Al-Azhar Mosque said that the kidnapping of the girls "does not relate to the noble teachings of Islam in any way".

Brazil 2015 GDP to grow under 2% – bank poll

Brazil 2015 GDP to grow under 2% – bank poll

But Brazilian officials are optimistic that the World Cup, scheduled for this summer, will inject considerable revenue into the economy.

Battleground 2014: South Africa

Battleground 2014: South Africa

South Africa marked two decades of multi-racial democracy in 2014 even as 25.3 million voters cast their ballots on May 7.

Russia allocates $2.4 bn to boost Black Sea Fleet

Russia allocates $2.4 bn to boost Black Sea Fleet

New submarines will join the Black Sea fleet, as well as new-generation surface ships, this year, said the Russian Defense Minister.

India-Sri Lanka eye nuclear agreement

Colombo is keen to generate cheap electricity to draw large investments and boost its post-war economy.

India Central Bank Chief sees growth returning

India Central Bank Chief sees growth returning

Rajan had hit out at the unconventional monetary policy of developed countries which he said was creating spillover effects in emerging markets.

China increases African loan to $30 bn

China increases African loan to $30 bn

Chinese Premier Li Keqiang outlined China’s Africa policy in an address at the African Union headquarters on Monday.

EU, UK growth but Ukraine crisis threatens recovery

EU, UK growth but Ukraine crisis threatens recovery

Germany's economy is tied closely to Russia's and increasing sanctions are likely to hurt Europe's rebound.