Gazette Media Lead Consultant Macdonald Chapalapata has reaffirmed his firm’s commitment to supporting Malawians seeking to tell their stories through book publishing, as the industry continues to grow in the country. The media consultancy is among the sponsors of a new autobiography by journalism legend and academic Grey James Mang’anda, whose decades-long career has shaped […] The post Gazette Media backs Malawian autobiography publishing: Mang’anda memoir launches appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Pour cette première journée des championnats du monde de va’a vitesse, les Tahitiens ont frappé fort. Plusieurs titres, des records du monde et une entrée en matière presque parfaite, malgré quelques courses où la concurrence, notamment néo-zélandaise, a montré qu’elle comptait bien bousculer la hiérarchie.

Au 1er octobre, l’école de pirogue à voile traditionnelle devra quitter le motu de Arue. Une décision jugée « incompréhensible » par son fondateur, alors que la mairie prévoit de réaménager le site.

The Government, through the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources (MoLNR), has confirmed that the bid evaluation process for the CW-1 Water Supply Improvement contract package under the Luganville Resilient Urban Water Supply and Sanitation Project is progressing following the…

Vanuatu and Solomon Islands have agreed to strengthen cooperation between their police forces to tackle regional security threats, including transnational crime, drug trafficking, people smuggling, illegal fishing and other crimes that cross national borders.

The Court of Appeal (COA) has dismissed an appeal by Clarence Ngwele and Isleno Leasing Company Limited against the Republic of Vanuatu over allegations of defamation and breach of duty of care arising from a 2018 Commission of Inquiry (COI).

Ifira General Services (IGS) began clearance works on the 1.56km Blacksands road yesterday to prepare it for tarsealing under a VT83 million contract awarded by the Government.

Chiefs and the Member of Parliament (MP) for TAFEA Outer Islands, Tomker Netvunei, are calling on the Government to resume the search for a missing boat and its six passengers.

Malawian football sensations Temwa and Tabitha Chawinga have been named in the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) Team of the Tournament – an extraordinary sibling double that has capped off a remarkable few weeks for the sisters and their country. Temwa, the star striker who has long been tipped as one of Africa’s finest […] The post Temwa and Tabitha Chawinga named in Africa’s top Wafcon XI appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

First Lady  Gertrude Mutharika has heaped praise on Malawi’s history-making Scorchers, telling the women’s national football team they have put the country firmly on the map following their remarkable run at the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon). Speaking at a lavish luncheon held in the team’s honour at Kamuzu Palace, the First Lady said […] The post Malawi’s Scorchers receive K5m presidential gift after Wafcon run appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

District councils across Malawi have been handed a tight deadline to submit crucial financial paperwork, after the National Local Government Finance Committee (NLGFC) issued an urgent circular demanding details of Constituency Development Fund (CDF) spending. In the circular, dated 20 August 2026, NLGFC Executive Director Dr Kondwani Santhe instructed all District Commissioners and Chief Executive […] The post Councils rush to meet Friday deadline on Constituency Development Fund payments appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

The president of the Football Association of Malawi (FAM), Fleetwood Haiya, has promised that the nation will soon learn the fate of Scorchers coach Lovemore Fazili, whose contract is set to expire in October this year. Speaking on the future of the highly-rated coach, Haiya said the association was following its proper procedures and would […] The post FAM’s Haiya vows to reveal Fazili’s fate ‘soon’ –  hits back at critics appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Miscarriages and stillbirths surge as Israel’s siege, malnutrition, toxic exposure and displacement ravage mothers Read Full Article at RT.com

Screenings for the Eurasian Cinema Academy award, which places emphasis on traditional values, are to take place in China Read Full Article at RT.com

A total of 15 bus services will be affected by road works in the city centre from Aug 23 to 25, the Land Transport Authority (LTA) announced on Thursday (Aug 20).During the road works at night, bus services will skip the bus stops there, LTA said.The eight affected roads are: Bayfront Avenue, Beach Road, Central Boulevard, Marina Boulevard, Raffles Avenue, Raffles Boulevard, Temasek Avenue and Temasek Boulevard. Of these roads, bus stops at Raffles Avenue and Temasek Avenue will see the most number of bus services affected.The bus stops at Raffles Avenue are: The Esplanade (bus stop 02061), and after the Singapore Flyer (bus stop 02101).At Temasek Avenue, the affected bus stops are: opposite The Ritz-Carlton (bus stop 02171), and after Promenade MRT station's Exit C (bus stop 02161).The bus services affected are: 56, 70M, 111, 133 and 196 operated by SBS Transit; 502, 960, 960e and 961M operated by SMRT; 36 and 518 operated by Go-Ahead Singapore; and, 77, 97, 106 and 857 operated by Tower Transit.These road works will affect bus services from 10pm on Sunday to the last bus timing.

The international community has long opposed this settlement expansion, and has voiced their grave concerns privately and publicly, the joint statement said

Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said the reaction of international organizations to the murder of war correspondent Darya Dugina in 2022 was particularly telling

Vladimir Zelensky also expects Khmara to audit all agreements with Western partners and take a «more humane approach» to the organizational issues in the army

The Ministry for Economic Affairs believes that the primary responsibility lies with the private sector

The Emergencies Ministry said that Russian rescue teams are working closely with Serbian ground services and receiving organizational support from the Russian-Serbian Humanitarian Center

Un incendie s'est déclaré vers 5 heures ce jeudi matin sur le site d'Enviropol, à Motu Uta. Cinq engins de secours sont engagés. La police municipale et la police nationale sont également sur place.

Pour cette première journée des championnats du monde de va’a vitesse, les Tahitiens ont frappé fort. Plusieurs titres, des records du monde et une entrée en matière presque parfaite, malgré quelques courses où la concurrence, notamment néo-zélandaise, a montré qu’elle comptait bien bousculer la hiérarchie.

Eyjagöng ehf. has signed an agreement with Norwegian consulting firm Norconsult to carry out a comprehensive cost and feasibility assessment for the construction of a subsea tunnel between the Icelandic mainland and the Westman Islands.

The Icelandic Institute of Natural History is proposing that the ptarmigan hunting season be extended by a total of 11 days this year compared with last year. The institute has submitted its proposal to the Ministry of the Environment, Energy and Climate.

At a meeting of Reykjavík’s Executive Council today, the mayor presented a proposal for a special subsidy on meal services for low-income senior citizens. Under the proposal, those whose income falls below a defined threshold would pay ISK 1,500 per meal instead of ISK 1,900.

Strætó services will operate very differently on Saturday because of Culture Night, traditionally one of the busiest days of the year. Most routes will run more frequently throughout the day, and free shuttle buses will operate between Laugardalshöll and Hallgrímskirkja, while several routes will also be altered because of road closures.

The nonpartisan publication moved its ratings in four contests to the left.

The reason given is safety concerns for the delegation

Education Minister Paul Calandra says he remains optimistic over ongoing contract negotiations for teachers and education workers, while unions are expressing frustrations over the government's demands and a stall on discussions.

The Duke of Sussex , 41, caught up with Stone at the Lancaster Hotel in London following the WellChild Awards in September 2025