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Toto Song 'Africa' is Playing Somewhere in Namibian Desert 24x7; Here's Why

Toto's 1982 track is the most streamed song in 2017 with over 440 million views on YouTube.

Volatile DR Congo Votes After Two-year Delay

After two years of delays, crackdowns and political turmoil, the Democratic Republic of Congo voted Sunday in presidential elections that will determine the future of Africa's notoriously unstable giant.

Prince William to Fight Animal Poaching on Upcoming Africa Trip

Prince William is all set for another tour to Africa to help save endangered wildlife species.

India to Begin Youth Olympic Games Campaign Against Bangladesh, Women to Face Austria

The Indian U-18 men's hockey team will begin its campaign at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games against Bangladesh on October 7 while the women will take on Austria in their opener.

Hockey India Announces U18 Men's and Women's Teams for Youth Olympic Games

Hockey India today announced the Indian U-18 men's and women's teams for the Hockey 5's competition to be held at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games from October 6-18.

Merck Cancer Access Program Strengthening in Gambia, Lesotho, Botswana and Zimbabwe

Merck Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Merck KGaA Germany, continues their long term commitment to improve access to cancer care and to build capacity through their Merck Access Program in Africa.

Pakistan General Election 2018 Far from Free, Fair: Gazain Marri

Gazain Marri, son of Baloch politician Nawab Khair Bakhsh Marri, has alleged that the forthcoming general election in Pakistan on July 25 is being openly managed and results have been decided beforehand.

Sisodia Alleges Baijal Not Giving Appointment to Discuss 'important Govt' Issues

Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia today alleged that Lt Governor Anil Baijal has not given appointment since Friday to him and two other ministers to discuss "important government" issues.

FDI Inflows to India Decline by USD 4 Bn in 2017: Report

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) to India declined to USD 40 billion in 2017 from USD 44 billion in the previous year, said UNCTAD'S World Investment Report 2018.

20 Years Since Pokhran, India Has Come a Long Way

India today marked the 20th anniversary of the Pokhran nuclear tests, covering a journey from being a sanctions-hit country to getting a special waiver from the elite Nuclear Suppliers Group paving the way for signing civil nuclear deals with the US and several other countries.