Malawi’s leading delivery and courier service company, Smart Deliveries, has introduced a Parcel Tracking System called ‘Zadigito’. The innovative electronic system will allow users to track parcels on their devices from departure to arrival. Speaking during the launch in Lilongwe, Smart Deliveries, chief executive officer, Dennis Bvalani, said the company noted with great concern that […] The post Smart Deliveries launches ‘Parcel Tracking System’ called Zadigito to secure customers parcels appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

FINCA Malawi has launched a savings promotional campaign dubbed “Let’s Go, Tiyeni Ku FINCA”, targeting savings customers with a Gas Cooker as the grand prize. Speaking during the launch on Friday at FINCA Malawi’s head office in Blantyre, Marketing Manager Takondwa Chirwa said, “We have launched this promotion to appreciate our customers. “Since 2015, FINCA […] The post “Lets Go, Tiyeni Ku FINCA” promo is back again appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The 2024 UMP Festival promises to be full of top music icons as the organizers of the event have announced the coming of the celebrated Nigerian multi-talented Dancehall, Afro-Pop and R&B superstar, Magixx who will headline the much awaited festival which is slated for October 25-28 at Cape Maclear in Mangochi. Director of UMP Festival, […] The post Nigerian celebrated Afro-Pop superstar Magixx to headline UMP Festival in Mangochi appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The FDH Bank golf team has been crowned champions of the Illovo Sugar Malawi Plc’s inaugural golf tournament called ‘Rise for Girls’, a newly launched initiative whose main objective is to empower girls education by addressing some of the menstrual challenges in the country. The program will among other things seeks to be raising funds […] The post FDH Bank win Illovo Sugar Malawi ‘Rise for Girls’ inaugural golf tournament appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

National Oil Company of Malawi (NOCMA) says Malawi will benefit from the United Emirates fuel deal because according to the signed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), the fuel commodities supplied, will be paid in Malawi Kwacha. NOCMA Chief executive officer Clement Kanyama says currently no financial transactions have taken place on the fuel deals because the […] The post NOCMA clarifies United Emirates fuel deal appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Earlier, the interpreneur said that the upcoming US presidential election in November could be the last for the United States if Republican candidate Donald Trump loses this year’s race

The official highlighted that the market responded to the events currently underway in the Middle East in some way

Anatoly Viktorov stressed that Russia condemned the recent killing of Hassan Nasrallah, the secretary general of Lebanon’s Hezbollah Shia movement

Anatoly Viktorov stressed that the Israeli politicians and military officers are «well aware of this»

«I thank you for passing down our spiritual values, historical memory, traditions and culture across generations, and first of all, for your great love of the Fatherland, which is the greatest support for us all,» the Russian leader said

A hundred munitions – including, it is believed, US-made 2,000lb bombs – were used by the Israeli air force in Friday evening’s overwhelming air raid that killed the Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah, in an underground complex hidden in the southern Beirut suburb of Dahieh.

This is the nadir of Erik ten Hag’s Manchester United tenure: a shambolic mess that Tottenham exploited gleefully, pinging the ball about and punching through their storied host as if in a men-v-kids knockabout.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has warned traders attempting to evade the newly introduced sales tax by changing their merchant numbers.

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The head of an African Union delegation that was in Seychelles to conduct a humanitarian mission, has commended the island nation for its exemplary disaster preparedness and response efforts, specifically regarding the December 2023 flooding disaster. According to a press statement from the Ministry of Internal Affairs on Monday, the delegation was led by Mahlaba Ali Mambathe Ambassador of Eswatini, chair of the Bureau of the Permanent Representative Council Sub-Committee on Refugees, Returnees, Internally Displaced Persons, and Migration in Africa.   The AU delegation conducted a humanitarian assessment mission in response to the severe flooding that devastated the North of Mahe, the main island in December 2023. Heavy rainfall in the first week of December last year caused severe damage to roads, flooding, and landslides resulting in damage to several properties and causing the death of three people. In support of Seychelles' disaster recovery efforts following the devastating events of December 6 and 7, the African Union (AU) made a donation of $200,000 to the government. During discussions with the delegation, Seychelles' Minister for Internal Affairs, Errol Fonseka, expressed his sincere appreciation to the AU delegation on behalf of the government and the Seychellois people. He acknowledged the response and critical donations made by the AU to support disaster recovery efforts. The delegation AU delegation with the Minister of Internal Affairs and other high officials. (Ministry of Internal Affairs) Photo License: CC-BY   Fonseka introduced key team members who have been leading the response, and the relevant representatives provided a briefing on December 6th and 7th events and outlined the significant impacts on the affected communities. A highlight of the meeting was a presentation by Jean-Luc Mondon, a consulting geologist with the Department of Risk and Disaster Management (DRMD). Mondon presented a comprehensive overview of the geological assessments conducted and the ongoing plans to mitigate risks in the high-risk sites identified in the northern region of Mahe. The presentation offered a thorough understanding of the geological threats and the strategies to prevent future disasters. In his statement, Ambassador Mamba praised the country's multi-sectoral and coordinated response. «We are here to observe and assess the notable disaster management efforts undertaken by Seychelles. The swift and coordinated actions that assisted the victims, alongside ongoing efforts to assess and mitigate risks, are truly commendable,» he said. On his side, Fonseka highlighted the ongoing challenges Seychelles faces in managing disaster risks and the government's commitment to continuous improvement. «While we face long-term challenges in addressing natural hazards, we remain dedicated to learning from our experiences and enhancing our preparedness for future disasters,» he said. The AU delegation's visit shows the importance of regional cooperation in disaster response and highlights Seychelles' proactive efforts to strengthen disaster resilience, according to the statement. The delegation toured affected areas impacted by the heavy rainfall and during the debriefing, Rita Amukhobu, head of the Humanitarian Affairs Division, highlighted the unique challenges Seychelles faces in housing development due to its mountainous terrain, unlike the flat lands of mainland Africa. She commended the government for its effective mitigation measures, supported by Swiss expertise, noting that many African nations do not face such specific challenges. Meanwhile, Fonseka elaborated on strategies developed with Swiss and local experts to address boulder-related risks, citing the similarities between the two regions. This collaboration, he said, has greatly enhanced Seychelles' ability to manage these threats. Amukhobu also stressed the need for greater public awareness, especially among families in disaster-prone areas. «Residents must be more conscious of the risks when building their homes, as these dangers are life-threatening and preventable,» she warned. 

Forex sale on the domestic market with settlements on September 26 also amounted to 0.2 bln rubles

104.4 bln cubic meters of gas are stored in them

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[allAfrica] The COP29 summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, is expected to lay the groundwork for a new climate finance target.

[allAfrica] Nairobi, Kenya -- Neglected crops are among the underappreciated solutions for alleviating Africa's food and climate crises.

The head of state thanked all Russians who had engaged in the restoration of the liberated territories

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stressed that strategically, the Russian economy’s dependence on hydrocarbons, on oil, on gas was declining

The official recalled that it wasn’t Russia who had severed energy relations between the two countries

This is one of the key motorways used for supplying the enemy’s garrisons in Selidovo and Kurakhovo, the defense circles said

According to Aleksandar Vucic, European leaders do not want to hear his analysis of the situation in Ukraine because they consider themselves «the smartest people in the world»

SINGAPORE — Gas and electricity tariffs will go down for the next three months due to lower energy and fuel costs. From Oct 1 to Dec 31, households supplied by grid operator SP Group will see a 2.6 per cent decrease in electricity tariffs compared with the previous quarter, the group said in a statement on Sept 30. For households, this amounts to a tariff of 29.10 cents per kilowatt-hour (kWh) before the goods and services tax, down from 29.88 cents currently. With the new tariff, the average monthly electricity bill for families living in four-room Housing Board flats will decrease by $3 before GST, dropping from $114.92 to $111.92. The drop in tariff — by 0.78 cent per kWh — is due to lower energy costs, said SP Group. City Energy, the producer and retailer of piped gas, said in a separate statement on Sept 30 that gas tariffs will decrease by 0.45 cent per kWh over the same period, also due to lower costs. This means households will pay 22.97 cents per kWh before GST, down from 23.42 cents. With GST, the revised gas tariff amounts to 25.04 cents.

Justice Minister Emilie Enger Mehl said the Norwegian government is currently looking at 'several measures' to beef up security on the border with Russia in the Arctic north.

Rumors that Kirill Budanov will be dismissed began to circulate after Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelensky purged the cabinet Read Full Article at RT.com

The next stage of BRICS expansion will be unveiled at the group’s summit in Russia in October, the Belarusian foreign minister has said Read Full Article at RT.com