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Malawi cracks down on 'vampire' lynch mobs
Police say they arrested 140 members of lynch mobs who attacked people suspected of being vampires.
São Paulo's food pellets plan for poor children divides Brazil
A row is brewing over plans to use reconstituted food from leftovers near expiry to feed poor kids.
Kabul Shia mosque blast kills dozens
The bomber blew himself up as worshippers were gathering for Friday prayers.
Nuclear North Korea is non-negotiable, diplomat says
The US should be "prepared to co-exist with" a nuclear North Korea, a diplomat from Pyongyang says.
Anger over Donald Trump's UK crime tweet
Donald Trump links rise in crime "in UK" to "radical Islamic terror", sparking UK backlash.
David Blaine under investigation over UK model's rape claim
The US magician denies claims by British-born Natasha Prince that he attacked her over a decade ago.
England could resume touring Zimbabwe as part of new ICC competitions
England could resume touring arrangements with Zimbabwe as part of the ICC's new Test and one-day international leagues.
The battle against deadly snakebites in Nigeria
More than 10,000 people are bitten by snakes in Nigeria every year.
Why did a black man hug a neo-Nazi skinhead?
A white supremacist walked into the middle of an anti-fascist rally - this is what happened next.
Chelsea boss Antonio Conte dismisses rumours of unrest over training schedule
Chelsea head coach Antonio Conte dismisses suggestions of disgruntlement at the club over his training methods.
