A film on the life of mythical anti-apartheid fighter Nelson Mandela got its world premier this Sunday at Rosebank Mall, in Johannesburg, and is to be screened in theatres nationwide as of Nov.28.»

After the meeting of German parliamentarian Hans-Christian Stroebele with Edward Snowden in Moscow, politicians, artists and intellectuals demanded the government of federal chancellor Angela Merkel granting political asylum to former analyst of the US secret service.»

U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon starts in Mali today the African tour of the Sub-Saharan region, one of the world’s poorest areas.»

Trinidad, the third of the cities founded by Diego Velazquez in Cuba, readies to celebrate its 500 years.»

The United States and its business people are to lose more by their self-exclusion from the Special Development Zone at Mariel Port, in western Cuba, says Juventud Rebelde newspaper.»

The killing of two RFI journalists in Mali has shocked France and the whole world, proving the apparent stability of the African country was just a chimera.»

Cuban government announced some measures to keep order, discipline, and legality in the development of self-employment, a kind of non-state job fostered in the country since October 2010.»

Mexico President Enrique Peña Nieto held talks with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez, who paid an official visit to that sister Latin American nation.»

Belarus will apply Cuban unique drug worldwide to heal diabetic foot Heberprot-P, according to an agreement signed here, highlighted the Belarusian media.»

The 35th International Festival of New Latin American Cinema will be the first without its founder Alfredo Guevara, with the aim of defending the spirit of this Cuban film fest.»