There is a strange symmetry in the way time redeems its outcasts. In the country’s political landscape, the unforgiving story of Justice Dr. Jane Ansah unfolds like an allegory about the speed of opinion, the memory of scandal, and the quiet persistence of faith. Once, she was the most reviled woman in the Republic. Now […] The post The Rejected Stone: The Making and Remaking of Jane Ansah appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Police in Nsanje have launched a full-scale manhunt for unknown assailants who brutally murdered a man and dumped his body in the Shire River. The victim has been identified as Macheso Nyozo, an adult from Chindevu Village, Traditional Authority Malemia in Nsanje District. According to Sub Inspector Agnes Zalakoma, the Nsanje Police Public Relations Officer, […] The post Man Murdered, Body Dumped in Shire River — Police Launch Manhunt appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Having Water, toilets, and personal hygiene are basic necessity for human being to leave better . Yet in many hospitals and health centres across Malawi, these are not always available. Patients and their guardians often struggle — trying to stay clean, find a working toilet, or wash their hands. This is not a story of […] The post When Health facilities Run Dry: The Hidden Struggle for Water and Sanitation in Malawi appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Ethanol Company Limited (EthCo) has stepped up its support for the development of women’s golf in Malawi with an increased sponsorship package of K18 million for the EthCo Inter-club ladies golf tournament, up from K15 million last year. The announcement was made ahead of this year’s EthCo Interclub Golf Challenge (Crocodile Team Challenge) and Malawi […] The post EthCo boosts ladies golf with K18 million sponsorship appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Tension remains high in Kasungu South Constituency following a violent clash on October 9, 2025, in which a group of about ten men allegedly attacked supporters of independent parliamentary candidate Joseph Manguluti. The violence erupted after Manguluti lodged a formal complaint with the Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) and the Registrar of Political Parties, alleging electoral […] The post Post-Election Violence Disrupts Business in Kasungu South appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Livia Firth left a very pointed comment under a picture of Amal and George Clooney posing at one of their foundation events last week.

New data reveals where in Britain people pay the most in service charges, as fears grow that the fees are making flats hard to sell.

The Reel honed in on the luxurious nature of her holiday, which saw Meghan switch her sprawling $14.65million Montecito mansion for the bright lights of the east coast.

In the disturbing footage circulating on social media yesterday, a group of men lined up side by side can be seen kneeling on the ground with their hands behind their backs.

Alors que le Gabon cherche à renouveler ses institutions et à bâtir une gouvernance plus transparente et inclusive, une question revient avec insistance : faut-il continuer à tolérer le cumul des fonctions de ministre et de député ? Aujourd'hui encore, plusieurs membres du gouvernement siègent également à l'Assemblée nationale. Si la Constitution permet qu'un ministre élu conserve son mandat parlementaire tout en le confiant à un suppléant, cette pratique pose question. Car au-delà de la (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

N'Djamena (Tchad), le 10 octobre 2025 : Clôture, ce vendredi, des travaux du séminaire régional sur les statistiques des Finances publiques. Du 29 septembre au 10 octobre 2025, la capitale tchadienne a accueilli des Experts venus du Cameroun, de la République du Congo, de la République centrafricaine, du Gabon, de la Guinée Equatoriale, du Burundi, de Sao Tomé-et-Principe, de la République Démocratique du Congo (RDC) et du pays hôte qu'est le Tchad. Ces échanges avaient pour thème, « (...) - ECONOMIE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Madagascar a basculé dans la tourmente en octobre 2025, emportée par une vague de contestation sans précédent. À l'origine : une jeunesse désabusée, excédée par la corruption, la précarité et les promesses non tenues. Depuis le 25 septembre, manifestations et heurts secouent la capitale Antananarivo et de nombreuses grandes villes. Les troubles débutent sur fond de pannes récurrentes d'eau et d'électricité, mais basculent rapidement en une contestation politique portée par la génération (...) - INTERNATIONAL / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

The couple had initially planned to quit Adelaide Cottage on the royal Windsor estate and be in neighbouring Forest Lodge by Christmas.

The Daily Mail goes inside Oceania Vista's luxurious kitchens in our new documentary, Ship Shape.

Keir Starmer was accused of piggbacking on the breakthrough after he headed to Egypt for a signing ceremony.

Pint chiefs from the Campaign for Real Ale are looking to crown their Pub of the Year for 2025, one of the most prestigious and highly-sought after achievements a bar can win.

The vile chant, made during a pro-Palestinian rally at the weekend, included the phrase 'put the Zios in the ground' - an offensive reference to Zionists.

Amendments to the Penal Code and other legislation have been proposed to further rationalise Singapore's criminal laws, better protect vulnerable victims, and tackle emerging crime trends. Among the key amendments to the Bill introduced in Parliament on Tuesday (Oct 14) is the introduction of caning for scams and scam-related offences. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said in a statement that judicial caning serves the function of deterrence and proportionate punishment. «There are currently 161 offences that attract caning: 96 attract discretionary caning, while 65 attract mandatory caning.»Fighting scams continues to be a top national priority. The number of scam cases and scam losses remain concerning. MHA will introduce caning for scams and scams-related offences for stronger deterrence," added the ministry. Earlier on March 4, former MP Dr Tan Wu Meng had called for mandatory caning for scammers in egregious cases. 

Samedi matin, un accident de la circulation au niveau de la pharmacie de Prince Hinoi a coûté la vie à Jean-Baptiste, un habitué de l’Accueil Te Vai-ete, alors qu'il circulait en vélo. L'homme était âgé de 65 ans.

Le président de la Fédération Polynésienne des sapeurs pompiers, Gaston Tunoa, appelle à la plus grande vigilance face aux risques d'incendie, exacerbés par la période de sécheresse. Alors que des difficultés d'accès et d'équipement ont été relevées lors de récentes interventions, il est essentiel que la population respecte les consignes de prudence. Les précisions de Gaston Tunoa, invité du JT.

Les semaines de la santé mentale se tiennent jusqu’au 19 octobre. L’occasion de casser un tabou autour du mal-être. Difficile d’en parler, de faire le pas pour consulter quand il y en a besoin. Mais les mentalités commencent à évoluer et la santé mentale est peu à peu déstigmatisée.

Les saisies de drogues ont été spectaculaires depuis le début de l’année : près de 900 kilos de cannabis récemment découvert par la gendarmerie, 51 kilos d’ice saisis par la douane. Le trafic continue, la lutte s’intensifie et la société essaye d'alarmer sur les effets. Décryptage.

Après la découverte de 15 kilos d’ice il y a quelques jours sur un passager à l’aéroport de Tahiti-Faa’a, les douaniers sont plus que jamais sur le qui-vive. Ce matin, il y a eu 4 vols en provenance des Etats-Unis. Pas de drogue saisie, mais des articles de contrefaçon.

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The ‘common market organisation’ (CMO) Regulation introduces changes to rules governing the common market organisation in agricultural products (including the rules on wine), the EU quality schemes (geographical indications) and the support measures for remote regions. The aim is to equip agricultural markets with support measures to face new challenges, update provisions, simplify procedures and ensure consistency with other regulations under the common agricultural policy (CAP). Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The economic and monetary union (EMU) is the result of economic integration in the EU. A common currency, the euro, has been introduced in the euro area, which currently comprises 20 EU Member States. All EU Member States – with the exception of Denmark – must adopt the euro once they fulfil the convergence criteria. A single monetary policy is set by the Eurosystem, comprising the European Central Bank’s Executive Board and the governors of the central banks of the euro area. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The ‘Horizontal’ Regulation on the financing, management and monitoring of the common agricultural policy (CAP) provides the legislative framework for adapting the financing, management and monitoring rules of the CAP to its new delivery model. It seeks to achieve more subsidiarity and simplification, with greater responsibility given to Member States, showing a shift from ensuring compliance to monitoring performance and reduced administrative burdens for the Member States. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

The European Union provides farmers with income support or ‘direct payments’ to function as a safety net and make farming more profitable, guarantee food security in Europe, assist them in the production of safe, healthy and affordable food and reward farmers for delivering public goods not normally paid for by markets. They are managed jointly by the Commission and the Member States through a number of schemes. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

A Korean vlogger was called «coronavirus» by a man on the street in India, sparking concerns about racial discrimination. The incident, captured in a viral video, saw the vlogger confront the man who mistakenly assumed his nationality. The exchange highlights prejudice faced by foreigners in India.

Amendments to the Criminal Law Bill has been proposed to further rationalise Singapore's criminal laws, better protect vulnerable victims, and tackle emerging crime trends. Among the key amendments to the Bill introduced in Parliament on Tuesday (Oct 14) is the introduction of caning for scams and scam-related offences. The Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) said in a statement that judicial caning serves the function of deterrence and proportionate punishment. «There are currently 161 offences that attract caning: 96 attract discretionary caning, while 65 attract mandatory caning.»Fighting scams continues to be a top national priority. The number of scam cases and scam losses remain concerning. MHA will introduce caning for scams and scams-related offences for stronger deterrence," added the ministry. Earlier on March 4, former MP Dr Tan Wu Meng had called for mandatory caning for scammers in egregious cases. 

A food court, a cafe and a childcare centre - these are just some of the offerings the public can enjoy with the opening of the new Central Manpower Base (CMPB) today (Oct 14). Speaking at the official opening of this new facility at Bukit Gombak on Tuesday (Oct 14), Defence Minister Chan Chun Sing pointed out that the new CMPB is more than just a building for administrative matters.«It is our commitment to providing the best support for our servicemen and women. Most importantly, it is our commitment to continue to innovate at speed,» he said.This new CMPB which was progressively launched in 2025, is the only publicly accessible Mindef/SAF building till date.It features a range of community amenities including outdoor exercise facilities, a food court with a beer garden, a cafe, a convenience store, and a childcare centre.Located opposite Cashew MRT station, the new CMPB will also serve as an integrated one-stop service hub to support the National Service (NS) community throughout their NS journey.

Almost exactly a year ago, 48-year-old Roger Tan was told he had only 12 months left to live.Today, the former bank risk manager, who was diagnosed with late-stage liver cancer in 2024, is still defying the odds.Tan writes daily letters of encouragement to prison inmates and leads charity work for inmates and the community, reported Shin Min Daily News.He has even complied a collection of his letters written to inmates over the years into a book, and all 200 copies have sold out.Liver problems run in his familyLiver problems run in Tan's family. Since the age of 14, he has gone for yearly check-ups, all of which showed no issues.But during a routine screening in 2024, doctors found a tumour in his liver.After his diagnosis, Tan told Shin Min, he underwent surgery in August. However, during the operation, the tumour ruptured unexpectedly, causing blood clots which worsened his condition.Last October, doctors told him his cancer was terminal and that he had only a year to live.

US President Donald Trump said he is unsure that he will go to heaven despite his efforts to end the war in Gaza Read Full Article at RT.com

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