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Exclusive – Murdered Heywood left meagre savings to family

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

By Benjamin Kang Lim BEIJING (Reuters) – Expatriate British businessman Neil Heywood, whose murder has caused political upheaval in China, left his wife and children

China assisting North Korean missile programme – Leon Panetta

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

By Missy Ryan WASHINGTON (Reuters) – China has provided some assistance to North Korea’s missile program, U.S. Defence Secretary Leon Panetta said on Thursday, a

Protests rage as Bahrain Grand Prix practice begins

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

By Alan Baldwin MANAMA (Reuters) – Formula One cars took to the track in Bahrain on Friday, with the government hoping for a successful Grand

Tight security as Bahrain F1 practice starts

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

By Alan Baldwin MANAMA (Reuters) – Formula One cars roared around the Bahrain circuit on Friday in the first free practice, with drivers pressing on

Milla launches bid to kick out Cameroon federation

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

By Tansa Musa YAOUNDE (Reuters) – Former Cameroon striker Roger Milla has set up a committee to press for the axing of the country’s football

Muamba could play again, says Bolton manager Coyle

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

LONDON (Reuters) – Bolton Wanderers manager Owen Coyle said he would not be surprised if Fabrice Muamba played football again after the midfielder suffered a

Zimbabwe’s business law seen enriching black elite

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The Zimbabwean government’s drive to force foreign businesses to give 51 percent of their shareholding to locals will benefit

Boko Haram kill 7 civilians in north Nigeria: government

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

MAIDUGURI, Nigeria (Reuters) – Gunmen from radical Islamist sect Boko Haram have killed at least seven civilians in the past 24 hours in a spate

US struggles to head off wider Sudan conflict

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

By Andrew Quinn WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The United States is working to push Sudan and South Sudan back from the brink of war as the

Mali’s military frees arrested officials

YoopyaApr 20, 20120

BAMAKO (Reuters) – Mali’s military has released all the senior political and army officials it arrested earlier this week, the army leaders behind last month’s