Prime Minister Narendra Modi made his first visit to Manipur since the ethnic violence began, braving heavy rain to reach Churachandpur. He laid foundation stones for development projects worth ₹7,300 crore and inaugurated projects worth ₹1,200 crore. Modi emphasized Manipur's significance in the Northeast's growth, highlighting improved connectivity and infrastructure projects.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to Manipur on Saturday faced disruption due to heavy rainfall, altering his travel plans. Unable to fly by helicopter to Churachandpur, he chose a road journey to reach the rally venue. Despite the downpour, Modi insisted on meeting the waiting crowd, emphasizing his desire for direct interaction.

Mogadishu (HOL) - Galmudug regional leader Ahmed Abdi Kariye has commended the Somali National Army (SNA) and local militia forces for foiling an Al-Shabaab attack in the El-Dheer district of the Galguduud region on Friday.

Imagine the vast, elaborate world history—each thread a story, a civilization, a voice contributing to the grand design. Yet, as your eyes scan this magnificent weaving, one chapter stands conspicuously incomplete: medieval Somali history. For too long, this chapter has remained unwritten or blurred, its vibrant civilization overlooked, its heroes unnamed, and its stories told through distant, fragmented lenses that barely capture the richness and dignity of its people. Picture the bustling port cities that lined Somalia’s coastline—hubs of commerce where ships from Arabia, Persia, India, and Africa converged, unloading spices, silks, and knowledge alike. Within these thriving urban centers, scholars debated theology and law in shaded courtyards; seafarers navigated the unpredictable Indian Ocean, connecting continents; and merchants wove expansive trade networks that pulsed with life and exchange. This was a world teeming with intellect, faith, and enterprise—a medieval Somalia alive with promise and achievement. Yet, despite this vibrant reality, Somalia’s medieval legacy and history is a ghost in many history books. When it appears, it is often reduced to mere footnotes or filtered through perspectives that overlook the depth of its culture and the dignity of its people. But history is not a fossilized relic; it is a living story, constantly evolving, demanding that we revisit, question, and reclaim it. As Somali historians, scholars, and storytellers, we stand at a crossroads. We have a responsibility—not just to record what has been told but to listen to the silences, to challenge accepted narratives, and to fill the gaps with truth. It is in this spirit of reclamation that we turn our attention to one remarkable figure, a beacon of Somali intellect and spirituality: Sheikh Said Muqdishawi, known to the western historiography as Said of Mogadishu.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated the Bairabi-Sairang railway line in Aizawl, Mizoram, connecting the state to the rest of India. He also flagged off the inaugural Rajdhani Express to Delhi and other trains to Guwahati and Kolkata.

Opposition leaders Mallikarjun Kharge and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra have criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Manipur visit, which occurred two years after the ethnic violence. Kharge called the visit a «farce» and a «cowardly escape,» while Gandhi stated Modi should have visited "long back.

Given that Singaporeans can be self-radicalised by a wider range of extremist ideologies, the country’s rehabilitation capabilities have to be more than just Islamic religious counselling, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong said on Saturday (Sept 13).Speaking to 400 guests which included members of the Religious Rehabilitation Group, Inter-Agency Aftercare Group, mosque leaders and community volunteers, PM Wong noted that threats to Singapore’s security have evolved beyond those posed by the Jemaah Islamiyah (JI) network some 20 years ago.“Furthermore, the range of extremist ideologies has widened. It's no longer limited to religious extremism,” he said, adding that there are instances of Singaporeans drawn to Neo-Nazi movements or the incel subculture, known for its extreme resentment and hostility towards women.

Immigration and Checkpoints Authority (ICA) officers foiled an attempt to smuggle 2,400 cartons of duty unpaid cigarettes into Singapore via Tuas Checkpoint on Sept 5.In a Facebook post on Saturday (Sept 13), ICA said that it noticed anomalies in the scanned image of a Malaysia-registered lorry which had declared its consignment of goods as tomatoes and directed the vehicle for further checks.During the checks, ICA officers uncovered 2,400 cartons of duty unpaid cigarettes.From the photographs shared in ICA's post, cartons of cigarettes could be seen packed in carton boxes imprinted with tomatoes. The case has been referred to the Singapore Customs for further investigation. Vapes hidden in baby strollerOn Sept 9, ICA officers foiled an attempt to smuggle e-vaporisers hidden in a baby stroller stored in the boot of a Singaporean man's car. 

Ce vendredi 12 septembre, les autorités ont mené une vaste opération de contrôle. Un millier de personnes ont été contrôlées et près de 500 véhicules. Sur les infractions relevées, 13 sont liées à l’usage et/ ou la détention de stupéfiants et/ou à la conduite sous stupéfiants

The spokesmen also described in detail the enemy’s losses of hardware and equipment

They are not protected by international law and are therefore a legitimate military target for Russian forces, the Russian Embassy in Portugal said

«The operation successfully achieved its goals,» the Houthi-owned Al Masirah TV channel quoted the spokesman as saying

On August 27, the US president called for the financier and his son to be held accountable for supporting violent protests in the US

TORONTO: A Jamaican-led men’s health interest and prostate cancer support group has chosen September, Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, to offer a scholarship to black medical students at the new Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) School of...

The Caribbean School of Architecture (CSA), University of Technology, has launched Jamaica’s first indoor mobile skatepark which is a fully transportable facility, equipped with a professional mini ramp and street course, designed to bring...

The latest general election witnessed a historic third term for Andrew Holiness and the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP), overcoming Mark Golding and the People’s National Party (PNP) – the points of contestation surrounding the proliferating living...

‘Lights, Camera, Legacy’, was a powerful reminder to the 2025 Carlton Alexander Memorial Bursary recipients, as they were encouraged to step out into the spotlight, during the 35th staging of the awards ceremony, held at the GraceKennedy offices...

SINCE FEBRUARY, the Jamaica Music Museum (JaMM) has been giving access to the public to its exhibition, ‘African to Jamaican: Music and Creolized Black Culture’, in its main gallery situated inside the Institute of Jamaica at Tower Street, downtown...

A heated exchange erupted between Rahul Gandhi and BJP minister Dinesh Pratap Singh during a Raebareli meeting. Gandhi, chairing the DISHA meet, instructed Singh to seek permission before speaking. Singh later criticized Gandhi, alleging he acted like an «owner» rather than a chair. Singh, a former Congress leader, also protested Gandhi's remarks against PM Modi's mother, demanding an apology.

Lilongwe’s poshest government houses are already being lined up for sale to Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) insiders, with one ex-minister overheard boasting that the deals will be sealed “the moment APM is sworn in.” The remark, made ahead of Tuesday’s elections, has fueled fears of a fresh asset-grabbing spree if former president Peter Mutharika makes […] The post Exclusive: Top DPP Officials Plan to Grab Govt Houses if Mutharika Wins appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

  Lilongwe Water Board (LWB), one of Malawi’s State Enterprises, has commissioned a state-of-the-art water bottling plant, which has already started producing its new brand, Dzalanyama Water. Speaking during the launch, LWB Executive Board Chairperson, Inkosi ya Makhosi M’mbelwa V, described the project as a dream come true and a fulfillment of reforms the company […] The post LWB Commissions Water Bottling Plant appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

An aspiring ward councillor for Bangwe-Namiyango ward in Blantyre, Elupher Mvula Banda has asked voters for the forthcoming September 16 tripartite elections to vote for candidates who are development conscious regardless of the financial and physical disabilities status. Speaking to the journalists in Blantyre on Friday, Mvula said she has noted that people with disabilities […] The post ‘Vote for the development conscious candidates’ – UTM ward councillor appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

From recurring abrupt decisions to the latest sudden reversal of a school reopening directive, the Civil Society Education Coalition (CSEC) expressed its utter dismay at the confusion the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education has instigated with such rapid shifts. At an impromptu press conference in Lilongwe, CSEC Executive Director Benedicto Kondowe condemned the ministry, […] The post CSEC angered! rebukes ministry for abrupt decisions undermining education appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) has assured Malawians that it has no plans to devalue the Malawi Kwacha in the short to medium term, dismissing speculation largely coming from opposition quarters. RBM Governor, Dr. Mafuta Mwale, said government has lined up solid measures aimed at fighting inflation without resorting to devaluation. In the short […] The post RBM says no plans to devalue the currency soon appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Lord Mandelson then backed by Sir Keir at Prime Minister's Questions on Wednesday before he was dramatically sacked on Thursday as Britain's ambassador to the US.

The man accused of fatally shooting conservative activist Charlie Kirk has been identified as Tyler Robinson, 22, a Utah native who had been living with his parents «for a long time», authorities said.

Burkina Faso says it has removed visa fees for all African travellers, in an effort to facilitate the movement of people and goods into the country.

Riek Machar faces charges of alleged involvement in attacks against federal forces.