Some Kenyan private schools have found new sources of income after they were forced to close.

He opens Republican convention by making discredited claims that postal voting will lead to voter fraud.

A US couple gained instant notoriety for waving guns at protesters. What really happened that day?

US President Donald Trump reportedly is considering skipping regulatory steps to get out a vaccine.

The social media giant says it's preparing legal action after being ordered to block access in Thailand.

The Indonesian island scraps plans to open up to foreigners next month, over virus concerns.

After a disaster "not seen in Australia in recorded history", an inquiry makes dozens of recommendations.

Which uncapped players could take advantage of the year's delay to make England's Euro 2020 squad next summer?

Nigeria is now rid of wild polio having had more than half of global cases less than 10 years ago.

A series of African-American speakers reject Democratic claims that President Trump is racist.

The trial of Manchester United captain Harry Maguire began on the Greek island of Syros on Tuesday.

LA Lakers beat the Portland Trail Blazers 135-115 as they honour the memory of former great Kobe Bryant in Orlando on Monday.

Ratko Mladic led Bosnian Serb forces who massacred civilians and was jailed for life in 2017.

Humanitarian agencies warn that coronavirus restrictions are slowing down Monsoon relief efforts.

A couple of cups of coffee a day should not be risky despite 'alarmist' new research, experts say.

The fast food giant says the slogan will be paused as it "doesn't quite fit" during the pandemic.

Almost all students in the greater Seoul area, home to 25 million people, will now take classes online.

Paris St-Germain will have another 12 days to prepare for the 2020-21 season as the authorities agree to rearrange their opening Ligue 1 game.

England have to settle for a draw in the final Test against Pakistan on the day that James Anderson becomes the first fast bowler to reach 600 Test wickets.

Saba Sahar, an outspoken voice on women's rights, was on her way to work when gunmen opened fire.

Russia says no investigation is needed yet as no poisoning of the fierce critic has been proven.