Dhusamareb (HOL) — A father and his four-year-old son were killed on Wednesday in a suspected clan-related attack near Dhusamareb, the capital of Galmudug, as tensions over clan disputes continue to escalate in the region.

FARGO — Learning the ground rules is important for first-time voters, but it can be tough to learn about the candidates online or by watching the news if English isn't your first language.

Nduna yofalitsa nkhani, a Moses Kunkuyu, walengeza kuti achinyamata 95 pa m’ndandanda wa 671 akuyembekezereka kukagwira ntchito mdziko la Israel, ndipo akuyembekezeka ku nyamuka mwezi wa mawa. Kunkuyu wati achinyamatawa adzipita pang’ono pang’ono, potengera kuti dzikolo lapezera minda yoti akagwire ntchito. Koma, wapampando wa gulu la achinyamata, Yotam Ng’ambi, adawonetsa kusakondwa ndi momwe boma likuyendetsera […] The post Paulendo! Achinyamata 95 akuyembekezereka kupita ku Israel mwezi wa mawa kukaswa magobo    appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

As part of Mothers Day celebrations, CDH Investment Bank women have supported two orphanages in Blantyre and Lilongwe with K2.5million respectively to help the lives of children. Mama Berna Foundation in Area 23 and Step Kids Awareness Trust (STEP) in Nyambadwe in Blantyre received the support. Speaking during the handover of a cheque in Lilongwe […] The post CDH Investment Bank women supports two orphanages with K2.5m each appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi has marked a significant milestone in its agricultural development efforts by securing $46.27 million in direct budget support from the African Development Bank (AFDB). This funding, which comprises three distinct grants, is aimed at bolstering agricultural productivity, enhancing commercialization, and addressing disaster risk management—critical areas for a country heavily reliant on agriculture for economic […] The post CONFIDENCE RESTORED: Chakwera’s Govt secures $46.27m direct budget support from AFDB appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi’s First Lady, Madame Monica Chakwera, has called on people in the country to safeguard the rights of elderly people. Madame Monica Chakwera was speaking at Mwazisi Primary School in the area of Paramount Chief Themba la Mathemba Chikulamayembe in Rumphi District when she hosted a Mother’s Day retreat for more than 300 elderly women. […] The post Madame Monica Chakwera calls on Malawians to protect rights of elderly people appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) has described this year’s Zokonda Amai Macheza initiative which took place in Mzuzu as the best. MBC board Chair Reverend Vasco Kachipapa said this in an exclusive interview after this year’s Zokonda Amai Macheza which was held at Grand Palace. Reverend Kachipapa said the change of venue from Lilongwe , Mangochi […] The post MBC hails 2024 Zokonda Amai Macheza appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The new resort in the remote yet pristine Aldabra Group is due to open by 2027. The islands are home to the Aldabra giant tortoises as well as rare marine and bird life such as the Aldabra rail. The first images have been unveiled of the breathtaking, new resort planned for Assumption in the Aldabra group of islands in Seychelles. The resort is expected to include up to 40 beautifully designed, sustainable villas, a wellness spa and gym, and multiple dining choices. Remarkable experiences for guests will include dramatic diving and snorkelling tours as well as atoll sunset trips. The operator of the resort on Assumption will be announced in 2025, with the resort itself expected toopen in 2027. The resort is expected to include up to 40 beautifully designed, sustainable villas. (PC Agency) Photo license: All Rights Reserved The stunning and remote Aldabra group of islands is highlighted in a new website which showcases the spectacular beauty, and unique wild and marine life, that define this tiny region of the Seychelles. A barely discovered and unexplored wilderness, the area is teeming with colorful coral and marine life,birdlife, giant tortoises, dolphins, whale sharks and sea turtles. This distinctive and untamed marine andwildlife will be among the reasons guests choose to visit once the new resort is open. The four islands that form the Aldabra group are Aldabra, Assumption, Astove and Cosmoledo, whichcan be reached via the small Aldabra Islands airport located on Assumption itself. At the heart of the Aldabra archipelago is the Aldabra coral atoll, one of the world’s largest andreported to have been first discovered in 916AD. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site located in theIndian Ocean, over 1000km southwest of the main Seychelles island of Mahe. Assumption forms part of the Aldabra group. (PC Agency) Photo license: All Rights Reserved The remote nature of the islands, their rougher terrain, and scarcity of fresh water have meant fewlarge settlements have emerged over the years. As a result, the islands have seen the rise of hugenumbers of giant tortoises, reportedly over 200,000, and pristine marine life featuring manyendangered and unique species. Unique or rare species in the region include the Aldabra giant tortoise; dugong; coconut crab;red-footed booby; fregate bird; Aldabra banded snail; crab plover; Aldabra drongo; Aldabra rail;green turtle and blacktip reef shark. Abid Butt, CEO of Assets Group, the developer overseeing the new resort, said: “The Aldabra group ofislands offer the most beautiful beaches, incredible wildlife and some of the best diving in the world. Itis a perfect and pristine destination to create one of the fi nest and unique resorts, while we focus onprotecting and preserving the marine life and wider eco-system.” Sir David Attenborough, in his BBC TV series Life on Earth, described Aldabra atoll as “one of theworld’s greatest surviving natural treasures.”

The new Attorney General of Seychelles, Vincent Perera, was sworn in on Wednesday at State House. Perera said, «Together with my team, I will pledge that I will be contributing to the best of my abilities to see that the rule of law in this beautiful country is upheld.» He revealed that «there are changes in the system we operate that I intend to bring through my experience of working in other jurisdictions, so I have to beef up the prosecutors with the necessary skills.» This will include the necessary training to ensure that they are one step ahead of criminals and that «together we shall ensure that guilt shall not escape, nor innocent suffer,» he said. The Attorney General's Office has the mandate of providing the government with legal advice and is the country's criminal prosecution service. It is also responsible for ensuring legal footing when the government signs international treaties, conventions and agreements as well as other complex contracts the government enters. Sri Lanka-born Perera is qualified as an attorney-at-law of the Supreme Court of Sri Lanka, barrister and solicitor of Fiji and an accredited mediator at the Singapore Mediation Centre. He also holds a Master of Laws degree from the University of Colombo and before he was appointed Attorney General, Perera was working at the Seychelles' Attorney General's Office as a legal consultant heading civil litigation. Perera said that he will be studying the issue of case backlogs in the system. «When I come to know the statistics, I will devise a system, because I have the experience in clearing backlogs,» he added. Perera will be holding office for the coming four years, replacing Frank Ally, who has held the post since October 2017. 

K Marigowda, Chairman of MUDA and Siddaramaiah’s close aide, resigns amid allegations of land allotment irregularities involving Siddaramaiah’s wife. The opposition accuses the Karnataka chief minister of misconduct, with calls for his resignation growing louder.

«We are confident that our alliance in Maharashtra will form the government and Congress will contest the by-polls to win. It is a matter of great happiness that Priyanka ji is contesting from Wayanad,» said Selja.

[The New Humanitarian] Bangui & Bria, Central African Republic -- 'Victims are very afraid to talk about what they have experienced and don't know who to talk to.'

Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis stated that the Mahayuti alliance doesn't need to announce its CM candidate as their leader is already present. He challenged the MVA to declare their candidate, criticized their past governance, and highlighted Mahayuti's achievements and election plans.

Amid a rise in hoax threats targeting commercial flights, the Indian government is working to add people issuing such threats to the no-fly list. Airlines are urging for prompt action as these threats disrupt schedules and incur significant costs. Authorities assure zero risk in flying and are tracing the culprits for strict legal action.

K Marigowda, Chairman of MUDA and Siddaramaiah’s close aide, resigns amid allegations of land allotment irregularities involving Siddaramaiah’s wife. The opposition accuses the Karnataka chief minister of misconduct, with calls for his resignation growing louder.

The interview, with the network’s chief political anchor Bret Baier, will be conducted in the battleground state of Pennsylvania and air at 6 p.m. Eastern on Wednesday.

Jon Tester faces off against Republican challenger Tim Sheehy in critical Montana senate race

Benjamin Netanyahu has taken umbrage at French President Emmanuel Macron for his comments on how Israel was created Read Full Article at RT.com

Russian strikes have destroyed nearly all thermal power generation capabilities in Ukraine, Kiev has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Alex Proyas, the director of the 2004 Hollywood flic ‘I, Robot’, has accused Elon Musk of copying his designs in Tesla products Read Full Article at RT.com

Ce 14 octobre 2024, le Premier ministre et chef du gouvernement de transition, Raymond Ndong Sima, a présidé la cérémonie d'ouverture du colloque de la fonction publique. Cet événement majeur a rassemblé des membres du gouvernement ainsi que des responsables de l'administration. Raymond Ndong Sima a insisté sur l'importance de réaliser un diagnostic approfondi afin de bâtir une fonction publique exemplaire sur le plan éthique, en accord avec les valeurs professionnelles des agents (...) - POLITIQUE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Le coup d'envoi de la campagne Octobre Rose 2024, placée sous le thème « Transition vers un dépistage organisé », a été officiellement lancé lors d'une cérémonie au Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Libreville. Cet événement a été marqué par des interventions notables de plusieurs acteurs clés du secteur de la santé. La Directrice Générale du #centrehospitalieruniversitaire de Libreville, le Pr Béatrice Yvette Nguema Edzang, a ouvert la série des allocutions en rappelant l'importance (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

A new Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) team has been set up in Seychelles to establish a national action plan to deal with such risks and eventualities by the beginning of next year. The CBRN local focal point, Aisha Rachel, revealed the team's plans in an interview with the press at a meeting at the Savoy Resort and Spa. An on-site assistance expert from the EU CBRN Centre of Excellence, Dr Jaouad Anter Rahmoun, is facilitating the two-day meeting. The reconstituted team is meeting for two days to discuss the finer details of the initiative, determine their specific roles on the team, and how it will function over the next two years. The team consists of representatives from customs and border authorities, law enforcement agencies, and emergency services, among others, but Rachel explained that through their deliberations other pertinent members may be added to the team. In his address to launch the meeting,  the director of the Division of Risk and Disaster Management (DRMD), Robert Ernesta, pointed out that there were gaps when dealing with CDRM issues in the country even «if this year we have had issues with the gas incidents.» He was referring to this year's incidents at the Supreme Court and various schools, where unidentified gas was smelt and people had trouble breathing, and on several occasions needed to be evacuated. The CDRM team will be working on such incidents. Ernesta said he hopes after the meeting «we all agree on the way forward so that CDRM issues can be addressed as any other within the disaster response portfolio.» The CBRN initiative is a key part of the European Union's global strategy to counteract and mitigate CBRN risks launched in 2010. Seychelles officially joined in 2013, with the Department of Foreign Affairs being the first focal point. The archipelago in the western Indian Ocean drafted its first national action plan, which has been available since June 2016. The National CBRM team will play an instrumental role in projects concerned with preparedness, mitigation, and action in related cases in the country, such as the gas leak incidents. «In the past, we were reactively dealing with such instances, but with the establishment of the team, we will be more proactive,» she said. Rachel said, «It will take three months to get the team together and we will begin working on our action plan in January 2025.» She added that it will take another three months to have the action plan up and running, with regular reviews earmarked every three to five years. «We will identify all actions we will need to take as a country to address CDRM issues, where we will also prioritise them from high to low in terms of their severity,» she concluded.

In the jaw-dropping footage, which has now gone viral on social media, the canine had scaled what was once the tallest human-built structure for around 4,000 years.

The former Chelsea boss will be only the third non-English manager of the men's England team and some within the game believe the top job should not be given to a foreign coach.

Fans slammed the new Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in its comeback following a six-year absence - branding the event 'boring' and lacklustre.

Cumbria Police are appealing for witnesses to the fatal collision on the M6 Northbound past Tebay Services yesterday.

The model, 22, appeared to have ditched Kate Moss after the pair made their debut on the iconic runway earlier in the night.

Resident doctors in Delhi are set to protest outside Bengal Bhawan, demanding justice for a trainee doctor allegedly raped and murdered at RG Kar Medical College in Kolkata. Despite a nationwide strike and Supreme Court assurances, doctors express frustration over stalled investigation and unaddressed safety concerns. Key demands include justice, removal of West Bengal Health Secretary, and improved safety measures.

The Supreme Court criticized Punjab and Haryana for inadequate action on stubble burning, summoning their chief secretaries for non-compliance. The court termed the Commission for Air Quality Management (CAQM) as a 'toothless tiger' and directed penal action against state officers. Punjab's failure to seek financial aid for farmers to address the issue was also highlighted.

Nayab Singh Saini is set to be sworn in as Haryana CM for a second term on October 17 in Panchkula, with PM Modi and senior BJP leaders attending. The event highlights BJP's consideration of southern Haryana's contribution to its recent election victory, potentially assigning a significant role to the region, pending approval from Modi and Amit Shah.

External affairs minister S Jaishankar emphasized the importance of adhering to the SCO's charter amidst current global disruptions like conflicts and climate change at the SCO council meeting in Islamabad. He urged steadfast commitment to combating terrorism, separatism, and extremism while fostering cooperation to boost trade, connectivity, and industrial competitiveness among member states.

The UK urged India to cooperate with Canada’s probe into allegations of Indian agents' involvement in Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing. Canada hinted at potential sanctions, with the US also calling for India's cooperation, as diplomatic tensions rise between Canada and India.

Britain has imposed sanctions on organizations tied to Israeli settlers in the West Bank Read Full Article at RT.com