Three men, aged between 22 and 23, were arrested on Saturday (April 11) for their alleged involvement in a case of armed robbery near Farrer Park.The incident happened at about 11.25pm on Friday at a residential unit along Rangoon Road.Police said the trio had allegedly made arrangements to go to the said unit. Upon entering the unit, one of the trio allegedly brandished a knife. They were then said to have assaulted four persons in the unit, resulting in three of them sustaining minor injuries.  Out of fear and with demands allegedly made at knifepoint, the victims handed over cash amounting to $16,300, one gold chain and one gold bracelet before fleeing the scene. The trio were identified and arrested at Marsiling Drive on Saturday within 24 hours of the report being made, following ground enquiries and with the aid of images from police cameras.They will be charged in court on Monday with the offence of armed robbery with hurt.If found guilty of the said offence, the three men may be jailed for up to 20 years, and receive at least 12 strokes of the cane.

A new orangutan is in town.And it is stealing hearts and racking up views and likes on social media.The baby Bornean orangutan was born three weeks ago on March 23, according to social media posts by Mandai Wildlife Reserve on Friday (April 10). «We have a feeling this is just the beginning», said the wildlife parks operator. In a video posted by Mandai Wildlife Reserve, the auburn-haired female baby orangutan can be seen clinging on to its mother, Miri. 

The Istana will open to the public on April 19 (Sunday) to celebrate Hari Raya season and Labour Day, with cultural performances and hands-on activities among the programme line-up.«Visitors can look forward to a line-up of musical, choral, and cultural performances that reflect Singapore's multicultural heritage. The programme features familiar classics across generations, alongside performances rooted in Malay and Indian traditions, including dikir barat, Malay dance, Bharatanatyam, and Indian folk dance,» the President's Office said in a media release on Monday (April 13).The event, which will be held from 8.30am to 6pm, will also include performances presented by MacPherson Philharmonic Orchestra, Punggol View Primary School, Singapore Polytechnic, and Voices of Singapore.Face painting, balloon sculpting and lawn bowling are among the hands-on activities.Visitors can also explore activity and merchandise booths presented by social service agencies to learn more about their efforts in supporting and uplifting the community.

BJP MP Manoj Tiwari will attend five election campaign programs in West Bengal today ahead of the Assembly elections 2026.

Ladakh activist Sonam Wangchuk warns of deepening divisions due to stalled talks with the Centre, over two months since the last dialogue. He highlights growing disillusionment and the risk of social discord, urging timely action from the Prime Minister and Home Minister. Wangchuk's release had raised hopes for constructive dialogue on demands for statehood and Sixth Schedule status.

[Premium Times] Amnesty International says at least 1,100 people were abducted in northern Nigeria within three months, warning of worsening insecurity and failure by authorities to protect lives.

[Premium Times] The rights group said the accidental airstrike killed more than 100 people.

[Daily Trust] No fewer than 56 people, mostly traders, are feared dead, while 14 others have been hospitalized following an airstrike on a weekly market along the Borno-Yobe border.

[Horn Diplomat] Hargeisa -- A Somaliland lawmaker has called on Elon Musk and social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to address what he described as a lack of digital recognition for Somaliland users, urging the company to include the Republic of Somaliland in its identity verification system.

[This Day] Amnesty International has said that Nigeria is grappling with a deepening abduction crisis, with at least 1,100 people kidnapped across northern states between January and April 2026, urging President Bola Tinubu to take urgent and decisive action to curb the escalating insecurity.

A chilling wave of violence is sweeping across Malawi, with 11 elderly people brutally killed in just the first four months of this year over accusations of witchcraft—an alarming escalation that is sending shockwaves through communities and exposing a deepening human rights crisis. The disturbing figures are contained in a report by the Malawi Network […] The post Witchcraft Killings Surge: 11 Elderly Slaughtered in Four Months as Fear Grips Malawi appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Thousands of Malawians who were displaced by devastating floods are now being forced to leave evacuation camps and return to shattered homes, uncertain futures, and the harsh reality of starting over with almost nothing. The Department of Disaster Management Affairs (Dodma) has begun decommissioning camps across the البلاد, marking a new phase in the country’s […] The post Flood Aftermath Bites: Thousands Return to Ruins as Government Shuts Evacuation Camps appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The race to lead the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) has intensified, with interviews for the powerful Director General position underway this week under tight secrecy, raising both anticipation and scrutiny over who will take charge of Malawi’s anti-graft fight. According to information gathered by Nyasatimes, April 15 was set as the final preparatory date, with interviews […] The post ACB Top Job Race Heats Up as Interviews Roll Out Amid Secrecy appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

It is a moment of triumph, pride, and proof that results speak louder than promises. Maranatha Academy has once again raised the bar, with a record 431 students now selected to public universities across Malawi—an increase from 405—following the latest release of selections including the Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) City Campus. […] The post Maranatha Academy Breaks Own Record as 431 Students Secure Public University Selection appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In many societies, a troubling pattern persists: poverty is pitied, but wealth is questioned. A poor man moves through life with sympathy, while a successful one often carries the burden of suspicion. Instead of asking how success can be replicated, society too often interrogates how it was achieved. No one gathers to ask a struggling […] The post Why Is Poverty Ignored While Wealth Is Questioned? appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

As Nitish Kumar prepares to resign as Bihar CM on April 14, the BJP has appointed Shivraj Singh Chouhan as its central observer for electing the new leader of its Bihar legislature party. Samrat Choudhary is reportedly the frontrunner for the chief minister's post, with the oath-taking ceremony expected on April 15.

Several Democratic and Republican lawmakers said they would be in favor of voting to expel Swalwell, as well as Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas), who both face misconduct allegations.

President Trump wrote that Pope Leo XIV, the first U.S.-born pontiff, was “weak” and “terrible” on crime and foreign policy. Leo has criticized the Iran war.

«Iran is in very bad shape» and in a desperate position, the US leader says

The US president emphasized that the country was spending «trillions of dollars» on an alliance that did not support Washington's actions toward Iran

Kirill Dmitriev also said that it would become clear in four months whether his forecast was correct

The officials will pay special attention to major joint projects in industry, energy, transport infrastructure, agriculture, and education

The US president believes that Leo XIV was put on the candidates list «because he was an American»

Hina Grépin, bien connue du public, a été faite chevalier de l’Ordre national du Mérite le jeudi 9 avril dernier. Une distinction qui vient saluer un parcours professionnel jalonné de défis, où sa pugnacité a permis de concrétiser des projets ambitieux. Elle est aussi une sportive accomplie qui a fait brillé la Polynésie à travers le Pacifique en 1999.

En raison de la grève des pilotes à Air Tahiti, les professeurs des écoles de maternelles et de primaires de Rimatara sont bloqués à Tahiti. Il n'y aura pas donc pas de rentrée des classes à Rimatara ce lundi 13 avril pour 120 élèves, et ceci jusqu'à ce que le conflit soit résolu. Le CJA en revanche n'est pas concerné et sera bien ouvert.

The Australian government will give $2.5 million to support relief and recovery efforts in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands after Tropical Cyclone Maila.

The crew of Artemis II has returned to Houston and said they are 'bonded forever' after completing their historic lunar flyby.

The US Department of War will begin enforcing a blockade of all maritime traffic entering and exiting Iranian ports on April 13 Read Full Article at RT.com