Mr Mandela's ex-wife, Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, joined one of his grandsons, Mandla Mandela, and South African President Jacob Zuma in a prayer service in a Methodist church in Johannesburg. "We felt it important that we should have a day where all of …

A man reaches to for his daughter held by her mother, while workers line up outside the FNB stadium where the memorial service for Nelson Mandela will take place on Tuesday, Johannesburg, Dec. 9, 2013. Workers line up outside the FNB stadium where …

Led by John Cartolano, an industry veteran with over 25 years of experience within the financial advisory space, NetVEST provides fee and commission-based services with a focus on retirees across the nation. The firm, which supported approximately $200 …

M-Pesa, Safaricom's successful mobile payment system in Kenya, benefited from the telecoms operator's hefty market share to roll out its service, so it had an in-built advantage. But that doesn't apply everywhere, Schlein said. Bob Annibale, Global …

When emergency services searched the house in the affluent suburb of Heaton, in Bolton, Greater Manchester they found two bodies upstairs. They pulled a third person from a bedroom but she died in hospital of severe burns a short time later.

A employee enters a framing store that displays a picture of South African President Nelson Mandela in a shopping mall in Rosebank, an affluent district of Johannesburg, South Africa. (THE ASSOCIATED PRESS). By JON GAMBRELL and JUERGEN BAETZ …

Nantong Tongzhou Bay Aviation Industry president Zhou Binzhen commented, "With its regional aviation model set to revolutionis air service in Jiangsu, one of China's most affluent and fast-growing provinces, Sutong Airlines will not only make traveling …

The government said yesterday that 53 heads of state and government, as well as a broad range of eminent persons had confirmed that they would be attending a national memorial service and state funeral for the country's first black and democratically …

A poll published last year by state-owned news service Kazinform found 41 percent of Kazakhstan's 17 million people favored legalizing polygamy. Twenty-six percent said they opposed it, 22 percent had no preference and 11 percent thought it would be a …