Tunisian PM confirms deaths

Tunisian Prime Minister Habid Essid said that 17 people -- mostly tourists -- were killed in an attack Wednesday. Two gunmen were also killed, while three are still at large.

Photos of the deadly assault

Eight people have died in an attack at the Bardo National Museum in Tunisia's capital, Tunis, Mohamed Ali Aroui, a spokesman for the Tunisian interior ministry, said on national radio.

19 tourists killed, but 3 gunmen at large

Polish, Italian, German and Spanish tourists among those killed in what Tunisia's Prime Minister is calling a "a cowardly attack."

A superhero who’s not male, white and straight

Award-winning digital illustrator Milumbe Haimbe tackles the diversity gap through her work.

Island paradise tastes exotic fruit boom

Golden beaches and grand hotels can all be found in Mauritius, but there is much more to this island paradise.

Boko Haram, ISIS have left al Qaeda behind

Expert tells CNN how the rise of new terror groups is changing the jihadist world.

ISIS kidnaps 20 medical workers in Libya

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Ancient Egyptian tomb discovered

Inside Kenya’s booming floral industry

If you were the lucky recipient of a bunch of fragrant roses this Valentine's Day, it's likely that they came from Kenya.

Maputo’s big makeover

Maputo was a rundown wreck. Now it's gearing up for a tourist takeover as the oil billions pour in.

Workers exposed to Ebola return to U.S.

Eight American aid workers who were exposed to Ebola in Sierra Leone have been flown back to the United States where health authorities will watch them closely for signs of…

Eto’o and his struggle with racism

Samuel Eto'o, 2015 European Medal of Tolerance winner, talks about his struggles with racism and an incident that he had at a London jewellers.

Is camel milk next superfood?

Erin Burnett takes us into the world of camels and the benefits of drinking camel milk.

Egypt unveils plans for glitzy new capital