Vice President Jane Ansah has reaffirmed her full commitment to supporting President Arthur Peter Mutharika’s development agenda, saying the administration is determined to turn policy promises into real improvements in the lives of Malawians. Ansah made the remarks on Friday after attending the State Opening of Parliament, where President Mutharika delivered the 2026 State of […] The post Vice President Jane Ansah Pledges Full Support for President Mutharika’s Agenda appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

As the wave of high-profile arrests continues to sweep across the country, police have arrested former National Economic Empowerment Fund (NEEF) chief executive officer Humphreys Mdyetseni and Anderson Mbozi, an engineer in the Department of Irrigation. National Police spokesperson Lael Chimtembo has confirmed the arrests, saying the two are facing charges linked to abuse of […] The post Arrest Galore: Police Nab Former NEEF Boss Mdyetseni, Irrigation Engineer appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A new Non-Governmental Organisation, the Sexual and Reproductive Justice Network (SEJUN), has been launched to promote inclusivity, dialogue, evidence-based advocacy, community empowerment, and policy influence in Malawi. SEJUN envisions a vibrant civil society driving sexual and reproductive justice and gender equality as a foundation for inclusive and sustainable national development. The network comprises 11 members […] The post Sexual and Reproductive Justice Network Launched appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

[African Union] The Chairperson of the AU Commission, H.E. @ymahmoudali, this morning conferred with H.E. Évariste Ndayishimiye, President of the Republic of Burundi, on the margins of the 39th AU Summit at the AU Headquarters.

[New Times] As African leaders prepare to meet in Addis Ababa for the 39th Ordinary Session of the African Union Summit from February 14-15, observers say the crisis in eastern DR Congo may be among issues to be discussed as part of its long-term goal of silencing the guns on the continent.

Cruz Beckham released the music video for his new single For Your Love on Friday - as his family remain in the throes of a feud with Brooklyn.

Paul Page, who served between 1998 and 2004, has claimed that officers working for Andrew were 'not allowed' to know the names of the girls who visited him.

Initially, scientists suggested the ancient remains belonged to a man. However, experts have now managed to extract enough DNA from the bones to identify who they really belonged to.

Business leaders in Montego Bay are pressing the Government to commission a comprehensive study of the city’s rivers and drainage system after Hurricane Melissa left billions of dollars in damage last October. Countless businesses and homes in Westgreen and Catherine Hall were inundated, forcing costly clean-up efforts and disrupting jobs. Barnett Tech Park, a 48-acre hub for global services firms, was among the hardest hit, alongside retailers such as MegaMart and National Supply Limited.

EU is funding Ukraine’s military and should be allowed to join the US-backed peace talks, Polish FM Radoslaw Sikorski has said Read Full Article at RT.com

South Asian nation helds its first general election since the ouster of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina Read Full Article at RT.com

British state broadcaster, the BBC, has announced plans to cut costs by around 10% over three years, citing financial pressures Read Full Article at RT.com

Emil Hrafn Steinsson, an officer in the Swedish Air Force, is half Icelandic and half Swedish. He is one of the 110 Swedish service members currently carrying out NATO air policing duties in Iceland.

After days of chaos, the government announced that Chris Wormald was standing down as Cabinet Secretary 'by mutual agreement'.

Lambeth's Labour group started a petition after City Hall cuts meant just two London police stations will have 24-hour front desks.

Igor Tudor has reached an agreement to become Tottenham's new manager.

This is the moment a jihadist caught plotting a gun attack on Jewish targets which police say could have been Britain's 'worst ever' terrorist atrocity pledges allegiance to ISIS, saying they are 'real Muslims'.

The influencer, 43, announced the sad death of John, 64, this week, revealing her had passed away holding her hand after his battle with adrenal cancer .

Students from Nanyang Technological University (NTU) will be counselled after a video showing them creating a mess during a Chinese New Year celebration on Wednesday (Feb 11) went viral. The video, shared on TikTok on Thursday, shows the university students at a residential hall shouting while tossing and throwing yusheng at one another. Yusheng is a salad traditionally eaten during the Lunar New Year to symbolise abundance and prosperity. The dish involves tossing shredded ingredients into the air in a celebratory act known as lohei, but it does not involve throwing the food at one another. According to the post caption, the celebration is believed to have involved students staying at the school's halls 3, 12, 13, and 16. Responding to queries from AsiaOne, an NTU spokesperson said the university is aware of the incident and will be counselling the students involved regarding their behaviour and the importance of avoiding food wastage at future events. 

The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) has taken steps to enable congregants to have a meaningful Ramadan experience this year by enhancing prayer capacity. This year, Ramadan will begin at sunset on Feb 18 and end on Mar 20. Ramadan is a holy month of fasting, prayer and reflection for Muslims. During this period, they abstain from food, drink, and other indulgences during the daylight hours. The period of fasting concludes with the celebration of Hari Raya Puasa. In an announcement on Friday (Feb 13), Muis said that mosques will provide a total of 110,000 prayer spaces each night for tarawih prayers, with dedicated spaces available for female congregants. Tarawih is a nightly prayer performed during Ramadan. 

Members of the public visiting or travelling in vicinity of the Geylang Serai bazaar — to be held from Feb 14 to Mar 21 — should expect large crowds and heavy traffic, the police said. The advisory was issued by the police on Friday (Feb 13), ahead of the bazaar's opening on Saturday. The police advised members of the public to remain vigilant against crimes and safeguard their belongings by adopting the following measures: Always look after your belongings, especially in crowded areas. Ensure your bag is always closed and sling it in front of you. Avoid placing your wallet in your back pocket. Be vigilant and call 999 if you spot any suspicious persons or activities. The police also reminded motorists that heavy traffic is expected along Changi Road and Sims Avenue. They suggested for motorists to drive safely in the area, and where possible, to avoid the affected roads and make alternative travel arrangements. 

President Trump aims to end the military mission there despite concerns about Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa’s ability to prevent a resurgence of the group.

Cubans are grappling with widening blackouts and tighter fuel rationing as the energy crisis deepens Read Full Article at RT.com

International Ice Hockey Federation chief Luc Tardif has said he wants Russia and Belarus to return to competition “as soon as possible” Read Full Article at RT.com

This year’s half-time show was so chock-full of liberal agenda, conservatives decided to create their own alternative Read Full Article at RT.com

One-third of Germans believe that life-and-death decisions on the battlefield can be entrusted to AI, a recent poll suggests Read Full Article at RT.com

Some 1.6 million illegal aliens in the US have final deportation orders, acting ICE chief Todd Lyons has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Renowned social media activist Onjezani Kenani has applauded President Arthur Peter Mutharika for what he describes as an “excellent” and “results-oriented” State of the Nation Address delivered in Parliament today, but he has raised sharp concerns over appointments to key anti-corruption positions. In a statement posted on his social media platforms shortly after the SONA, […] The post Activist Onjezani Kenani Questions Anti-Corruption Appointments Despite Praising President Mutharika’s Leadership appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

When social media activist Alexious Kamangila bluntly asked how a government can claim to be fighting corruption while its own Attorney General is mired in unresolved corruption allegations, he was not engaging in cheap provocation. He was articulating a question that has quietly haunted Malawi’s legal and political establishment for more than a decade. The […] The post Who Polices the Policeman? The Unanswered Questions Surrounding Attorney General Frank Mbeta appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

While many of the world's glaciers are in rapid retreat, scientists have been baffled to discover that some are behaving very differently.

The Russian Northern Fleet consists of more than 40 submarines and over 40 surface ships and boats

Governor of the Bank of Russia Elvira Nabiullina said the peak of inflation was in December 2024 and in January 2026

The Emirati capital held the second round of trilateral talks on February 4-5

Wang Yi emphasized that Beijing is guided by President Xi Jinping's initiative for settling the Ukrainian crisis