Ugandan authorities have begun a clinical trial of a vaccine against the Sudan strain of Ebola that has killed one person in the outbreak declared last week.

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A Zimbabwean opposition figure who has spent close to 600 days in pretrial detention has been convicted of inciting public violence.

A pair of small portraits by 17th-century Dutch Master Rembrandt van Rijn have gone on display after a long-term loan to the Netherlands’ national art and history museum.

Five men are being tried on charges of negligence leading to the deaths of 135 people at a soccer match in Indonesia.

A prominent former soccer player in Iran who has expressed support for anti-government protests says his wife and daughter were prevented from leaving the country.

San Antonio police have released surveillance footage of a group of people wanted for questioning in a fatal shooting from earlier this year.

Quintin Smith, 28, was killed on Jan. 9 in the parking lot of the Blow Hookah Lounge at 3333 West Avenue.

Walter Luebcke's widow Irmgard Braun-Luebcke, left and her sons Jan-Hendrick Luebcke and Christoph Luebcke in the courtroom for the continuation of the trial in Frankfurt, Germany, Thursday, July 2, 2020. A far-right extremist in Germany was convicted Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021 and sentenced to life in prison for the murder of a regional politician who had advocated helping refugees a brazen killing that shocked the country. Prosecutors, defendants and co-plaintiffs have lodged appeals against the verdict. Stephan Ernst, a 47-year-old German with a long history of neo-Nazi views, was convicted last month of murdering Walter Luebcke, a regional politician and member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's party who had advocated helping refugees. Federal prosecutors and the two defendants also appealed the verdicts, said Gundula Fehns-Boeer, a spokeswoman for the Frankfurt regional court.

SAN ANTONIO – People who live at an upscale apartment complex on La Cantera Parkway say they are stunned by news of an apparent homicide. San Antonio police released few details Wednesday morning about the scene that officers discovered the previous day inside one unit of The Towers apartments. “We heard a loud noise on Friday night, but again, wasn’t really sure if it was a gunshot,” he said. (KSAT)Although neither he nor Garza knew who the victim was, they both were stunned by the news. As of Wednesday morning, the Bexar County medical examiner had not positively identified the man who was killed.

SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police have identified a man who was shot and killed in his Northwest Side apartment and they’ve also named the suspect wanted for the crime. Martell Derouen, 34, was found shot to death on Tuesday inside his apartment at The Towers complex in the 16700 block of La Cantera Parkway by officers who were conducting a welfare check. A woman called police to report that she had not heard from the man in several days. SAPD officials have named a suspect in the crime. Sasha Skare, 21, is wanted on an active murder warrant.

Pallbearers stand next to coffins of three top government officials at their burial at the National Heroes acre in Harare, Wednesday, Jan, 27, 2021. Pallbearers in full COVID-19 protective gear wheeled the coffins of the two Cabinet ministers and a former head of Zimbabwe's prisons on a red carpet for burial with military honors. Zimbabwe has now lost four cabinet ministers to COVID-19. President Emmerson Mnangagwa said the coronavirus is reaping a “grim harvest” in the country while presiding last week at the burial of one of the ministers who died from COVID-19 at the same shrine. Several other prominent political and business leaders have died from the virus in recent weeks, leaving the country scratching for answers.

A police officers speaks to youths on scooters at a road block during a nation-wide curfew in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021. By late night, the increased police presence appeared to have paid off, with no major rioting or clashes between youths and police reported. “We are seeing a different picture to yesterday,” police chief Willem Woelders told Dutch current affairs show Nieuwsuur. “I think what has also helped is that you see an atmosphere among the population that this (rioting) is unacceptable,” Woelders told another talk show, Op1. On Monday night, rioters pelted police with rocks, fireworks and Molotov cocktails and looted shops in at least two cities, Rotterdam and Den Bosch.

SAN ANTONIO – A San Antonio military family is working to pick up the pieces of their new life after all their belongings were stolen. The Smith family planned to move into a new home and had packed the majority of their things into a U-Haul, which was stolen. Charisse said the family still plans to make San Antonio their permanent home. Jan said despite their loss, her family remains resilient. RELATED: 1 lawn, 2 campaigns: This San Antonio family says blood is thicker than politics