Zimbabwe's cattle breeders face tough choices as pasture vanishes
As rainfall vanishes, animals are selling at less than half their usual cost and dairy industries are suffering
PHOTOBLOG: Song and dance amid Senegal's hunger crisis
Do people facing starvation have time for fun and laughter?
Suriname steps up monitoring of reserve damaged by illegal mining
More than 2,500 small-scale miners have been working within the borders of the park, the Worldwide Fund for Nature charges
Foundation runs journalism training course in Bhutan
A group of 14 Bhutanese journalists attended at five-day course on Election Reporting run by the Bhutan Media Institute in collaboration with the Thomson Reuters Foundation from May 14-18.
Indian bill risks diluting anti-graft efforts - activist
Kiran Bedi described India's Lokpal bill as "retrograde" and "divisive"
Britain ranked best European country to be gay
Survey puts UK at the top thanks to its recognition of civil partnerships for same-sex couples and anti-discrimination laws