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Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi"s most prominent son, Saif al-Islam,

Libya: Saif al-Islam Gadhafi Captured, Could be Sent to I.C.C.

The rebels in Libya took Tripoli over the weekend, and along with the capital they also apprehended two of Gaddafi's sons.

Gaddafi Whereabouts a Mystery as Rebels Close in

Libyan rebel fighters burn a picture of Muammar Gaddafi at a checkpoint in Tripoli's Qarqarsh district

Muammar Gaddafi, who for decades enjoyed strutting before the public in his finery, has disappeared from the stage as rebels take over his former stronghold Tripoli.

Harmony sees no threat from PNG ownership

The CEO of Harmony Gold, the world's fifth largest gold producer, said reported plans to shift mineral ownership in Papua New Guinea to local communities from the state would complicate negotiations but nationalisation was not being discussed.

An electronic board displaying movements in major indices is seen at Johannesburg stock exchange in Sandton

S.Africa's bond market consolidates, stocks up

South Africa's government bonds took a breather on Monday, with yields coming off record lows as some dealers cashed in their holdings after a strong rally last week.

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SA Miners Reject Second Anglo American Platinum Offer in Two Days

South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers said Anglo American Platinum (Amplats), the world's largest platinum producer, again raised its wage offer on Friday, trying to head off a strike that could cause a jump in global prices of the precious metal.

Kashif Parvaiz is charged with killing his wife Nazish Noorani

Murder Charge Against South Asian Husband in New Jersey Eerily Similar to Case Unfolding in U.K.-South Africa

Kashif Parvaiz. 26, was arrested in connection with the murder of his 27-year-old wife, Nazish Nooran.

S.Africa mine union rejects revised Implats offer

South Africa's National Union of Mineworkers members at Impala Platinum on Friday rejected a revised pay rise offer from the world's second largest producer of the precious metal and will refer the dispute to arbitration.

Amplats ups offer in S.Africa platinum pay talks

S.Africa's ANC charges Malema with sowing discord

South Africa's ruling African National Congress on Friday charged controversial youth leader Julius Malema with sowing divisions in its ranks and bringing the party into disrepute.

SA Mineworker Union Rejects Pay Raise Offer; Arbitration Coming

South African runner Caster Semenya talks to journalists during a news conference in Stockholm

Semenya Camp Insist Athlete Ready to Defend 800m Title

South African 800 meters world champion Caster Semenya has shrugged off talk of injury, weight issues and a rift in her camp to declare herself ready to defend her title in Daegu, South Korea early next month.

Seychelles Shark Attack Victim told No Sharks in the Water

Ian Redmond was killed by a shark attack while on honeymoon with his wife Gemma in the Seychelles. Days before his attack, a Frenchman was killed in the same waters. Yet, the newlywed couple was assured that there were no sharks.

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez kisses the national flag

What's Behind Chavez Nationalizing Venezuela's Gold Industry

Venezuela will nationalize its gold industry and is moving its international reserves out of Western countries, President Hugo Chavez said Wednesday in a combative step ahead of his re-election.

Inflationary Pressures, Franco-German Proposals Lift Gold

Gold rose on Wednesday on a combination of increased inflationary pressure and ideas this week's Franco-German proposals will not solve the euro zone debt crisis.

Seychelles Shark Attack: Man Killed on Dream Honeymoon

On honeymoon in the Seychelles with his new wife, a British man, Ian Redmond, was fatally wounded in a shark attack while snorkeling. His new wife was on the beach sunbathing when it happened.

South Africa to Charge Unit of AngloAmerican

South Africa's government will lay criminal charges against Kumba Iron Ore over its application for a mining right over the company's Sishen mine it did not yet own, a lawyer for the minerals department said Wednesday.

European Trading Nudges Gold Higher

Gold edged higher for a third day on Wednesday, propelled by investor unease over the fate of the euro zone after a Franco-German summit yielded no lasting solution to the regional debt crisis and riskier assets such as stocks eased.

SAfrica's rand falls 2 pct, stocks snap 4 days of gains

South Africa's rand fell as much as 1.9 percent against the dollar on Tuesday, weighed down by a weak growth outlook for the country's main trading partner bloc and showing the worst performance among its emerging market peers.

S.Africa civil servants reach wage deal with gov't

Unions representing more than 1 million South Africa state workers said on Tuesday they had reached a wage increase deal with the government to avert a mass strike that could have slowed Africa's largest economy.

High Costs Cut Profit of SA's Royal Bafokeng Platinum

South Africa's Royal Bafokeng Platinum reported a 20 percent drop in first-half profit on Tuesday, hit by higher operating costs, and said it expected further costs increases.

World Bank Chief Robert Zoellick pauses while speaking at the Asia Society's annual dinner in Sydney

World Bank Chief: Nations Must Tackle Global Debt Mess

The World Bank chief Tuesday called for national governments to seek long-term debt curbs to solve the current sovereign debt crises in Europe and the United States, but said it was too early for special action by the Group of 20 nations.

Zoellick: Governments should deal with global debt woes

The World Bank called for national governments to seek long-term debt curbs on Tuesday to solve the current sovereign debt crises in Europe and the United States, but said it was too early for special action by the Group of 20 nations.

Striking South African municipal workers march through the streets of Cape Town

Verizon Strike 2011: The South African Example, Where Strikes Are Endemic

South Africa is in the midst of a massive waves of strikes by tens of thousands of workers across many industries which threaten to paralyze the national economy.

S.Africa's municipal workers strike over wages

More than 200,000 South African municipal workers walked off the job on Monday, a trade union said, in a strike which intensifies labour strife that has rocked Africa's biggest economy.

Tanzania Aims to Raise Royalties on Gold Miners

Tanzania plans to conclude negotiations with mining companies early next month to allow the government to raise royalty payments on gold exports to 4 percent from 3 percent.

Harmony Gold Posts Drop in Quarterly Profit

Harmony Gold, the world's fifth largest gold producer, reported a 67 percent drop in quarterly profits that fell short of market expectations as power rates and the costs of a troubled asset it recently bought took a bite from its earnings.