Warm Heart Herbs, a leading herbal company in Malawi, is experiencing a surge in demand for its sexual booster herb, Gondolosi (Mondia Whitei). The company is exporting grams of Gondolosi on a weekly basis to meet the growing demand from around the world. According to Joseph Kunjirima, Founder of Warm Heart Herbs, “Gondolosi is a […] The post Malawian gondolosi in high demand globally appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Voluntary Male Medical Circumcision (VMMC) is one safe way to prevent penile cancer in men as it also offers 60% prevention from contracting HIV. Penile cancer is a disease in which cancer cells form in the tissues of the penis and it is caused by Human papillomavirus (HPV) which also causes cervical cancer in women. […] The post More penile cancer cases at Mzuzu Central Hospital appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

AAP criticizes Amit Shah for accusing Arvind Kejriwal of corruption in Punjab, alleging BJP's involvement in scams through electoral bonds.

Former Bihar Deputy Chief Minister and Rashtriya Janta Dal (RJD) leader Tejashwi Yadav on Sunday targeted Prime Minister Narendra Modi for failing to talk on real issues like inflation and poverty and asserted that the people now want freedom from the lies and illusions of Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP).

Union Minister Hardeep Singh Puri accuses Pakistan of using terrorism as a state policy and praises Modi government's efforts to combat terrorism.

The Assam government is taking proactive measures to protect citizens from Cyclone 'Remal', expected to bring heavy rainfall and strong winds. The Assam State Disaster Management Authority (ASDMA) has increased preparedness in collaboration with other departments and agencies. NDRF teams are positioned in key locations, and various departments are ensuring readiness for potential impacts.

Haryana and Punjab are in the grip of intense heat wave conditions with Mahendragarh recording the highest temperature of 47 degrees Celsius. Various cities like Rohtak, Hisar, Ambala, Karnal, Sirsa, Gurugram, Chandigarh, Amritsar, Ludhiana, Patiala, Pathankot, Bathinda, Faridkot, and Gurdaspur are experiencing high temperatures, as per the Meteorological Department.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia has appointed Faisal Al-Mujfel as the kingdom’s new ambassador to Syria, the Saudi Press Agency reported.  “The honored ambassador extends his thanks to the leadership on the occasion of his appointment as Ambassador to the Syrian Arab Republic,” SPA said. Al-Mujfel is the kingdom's first envoy to Damascus since the closure of the Saudi embassy there in 2012 during the Syrian civil war. Syria reopened its embassy in Riyadh last year and appointed a new ambassador in December.

RIYADH: The Saudi Club at Harvard University recently organized a graduation ceremony for Saudi graduates from Harvard University, MIT, Boston University, and Tufts University. The event took place on Harvard’s campus in Boston and was attended by Mohammed Khashaan, director of the public diplomacy department at the Saudi Embassy in the US, Saudi Press Agency reported. During the ceremony, Khashaan said that the distinguished Saudi students are graduating in light of the transformations occurring under Saudi Vision 2030.

RIYADH: Dr. Abdullah Al-Rabeeah, supervisor-general of Saudi aid agency KSrelief, said he wants to boost the partnership with the World Health Organization to improve and coordinate response efforts, ensure all resources are allocated efficiently, and enable communities to become more resilient and independent.

JEDDAH: Traditionally, all pilgrims arriving at Jeddah International Airport travel to Makkah by buses provided by Saudi authorities. This year, however, special arrangements have been made by the Consulate General of India in Jeddah, in tandem with the Saudi authorities, for some Indian pilgrims to travel via the Haramain High Speed Railway from Jeddah airport to Makkah. About 32,000 Indian pilgrims will benefit from this exclusive service, reducing travel time by half thanks to the train’s maximum speed of 300 kph.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s ambassador to Guinea Fahad Al-Rashidi on Sunday saw off this year’s first group of Guinean Hajj pilgrims heading from Conakry to the Kingdom. Al-Rashidi said the Kingdom was fully prepared for the pilgrimage, during which millions of pilgrims from various parts of the world will perform their rituals in the best possible manner, Saudi Press Agency reported.

Rishi Sunak issued a General Election warning to Scottish voters as he declared that Sir Keir Starmer cannot be trusted to deny the SNP a second independence referendum.

Twelve people were injured after a Qatar Airways flight from Doha to Dublin was hit with turbulence on Sunday.

According to Spanish Foreign Minister Jose Manuel Albares, his country’s parliament will pass a resolution recognizing Palestine on May 28

The police have charged a 34-year-old Arnett Gardens, St Andrew man for injuring a woman during an attempted robbery and stabbing a man who intervened. Andre Robinson, a vendor of Water Street, is charged with assault with intent to rob, unlawful...

Minister of Education and Youth, Fayval Williams, is welcoming the project for the construction of a new auditorium at New Forest High School in Manchester, noting that the structure will enrich the students' educational experience for...

A British woman was on Friday charged by the Narcotics police following the seizure of a quantity of cocaine that was allegedly concealed on her body at the Norman Manley International Airport in Kingston. She is 43-year-old Toinette Carew, of...

Malawi President Lazarus Chakwera has commended African Methodist Episcopal Church for being among the crucial part of the struggle which Malawians are enjoying today. Chakwera said this at a centenary celebration ceremony which took place at Hannock Msokera Primary School Ground in Kasungu. Speaking during the function Chakwera congratulated the African Methodist Episcopal Church for […] The post Chakwera hails African Methodist Episcopal Church for social and economic contribution made to Malawi appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Vanguard Life Assurance Limited is focusing to increase its penetration into the insurance market through innovative products catered across the board. This was said by Head of Business Development, Steven Kanyoza when Vanguard Life Assurance presented a K3 million cheque to Insurance Institute of Malawi (IIM) as support towards the Institute’s Charter Dinner to be […] The post Vanguard Life Assurance focuses on increasing service penetration to create a thriving insurance market appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

More than 670 people are believed to have died after a massive landslide in Papua New Guinea, a UN official told AFP on Sunday as aid workers and villagers braved perilous conditions in their search for survivors. The once-bustling hillside village in Enga province was almost completely obliterated when the landslide struck in the early hours of Friday morning, burying scores of homes and the people sleeping inside them. «There are an estimated 150-plus houses now buried,» said UN migration agency representative Serhan Aktoprak, adding that «670-plus people are assumed dead». «The situation is terrible with the land still sliding. The water is running and this is creating a massive risk for everyone involved,» added Aktoprak, who oversees teams of emergency workers from Port Moresby. The unforgiving terrain, damaged roads and an outbreak of tribal violence nearby have seriously hamstrung efforts to get help into the disaster zone. More than two days after the landslide rumbled down the face of Mount Mungalo, mud-caked villagers in bare feet are still searching for their loved ones using shovels, axes and other makeshift tools. Disaster worker Omer Mohamud arrived at the site on Sunday, finding deeply «traumatised» villagers using «sticks and spades to discover the trapped bodies». - 'Destruction is massive' - «The situation is really horrible, people are in shock and traumatised,» he told AFP. «The land is still sliding. You can see rocks falling down from the mountain.» More than 1,000 people have been displaced by the catastrophe, aid agencies estimated, with food gardens and water supplies almost completely wiped out. Aid agencies and local leaders initially feared between 100 to 300 people had perished underneath the mud and rubble spanning almost four football fields in length. But the death toll grew after local leaders and disaster workers realised official figures underestimated the population, Aktoprak said. Five bodies and the leg of a sixth had been pulled from the debris by Saturday night. This number is expected to start climbing in the coming days as diggers and other heavy machinery speed up the painstaking excavations. «The destruction is massive,» Nickson Pakea, president of the nearby Porgera Chamber of Commerce and Industry, told AFP on Saturday. «They need machinery and other equipment to uncover these bodies. We are facing a big  problem.» - Tribal violence - Located on the side of densely forested Mount Mungalo, the village was home to a transient population that could swell to more than 4,000 people. It served as a trading post for miners who panned for gold in the highlands. «It's a centre of the community. People come from near and far to do their alluvial mining, and then they come to this place to trade,» Pakea said. A difficult journey to make at the best of times, vehicle access has been further complicated by a burst of tribal violence along the only route not blocked by the slip. Aktoprak said the violence was «not related to the landslide». Papua New Guinea's military had stepped in to provide a «security escort» to aid convoys, he added. French President Emmanuel Macron said his country was «ready to contribute to relief and reconstruction efforts», posting on social media platform X two days after US President Joe Biden expressed a similar willingness to help. In a statement, Biden said he and First Lady Jill Biden were «heartbroken by the loss of life and devastation». At some points, the landslide -- a mix of car-sized boulders, uprooted trees and churned-up earth -- was thought to be eight metres (26 feet) deep. Locals said it may have been triggered by heavy rains that have saturated the region in recent weeks. Papua New Guinea has one of the wettest climates in the world, according to the World Bank, with the heaviest downpours concentrated in the country's humid highland interior. Research has found shifting rainfall patterns linked to climate change could exacerbate the risk of landslides. This year has seen intense rainfall and flooding across Papua New Guinea. © Agence France-Presse

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After liberating Berestovoye, units of the Battlegroups North and West surround settlements where «nationalists have strongholds.», lawmaker Viktor Volodatsky said

Kiev’s attempted attack on facilities in Russia’s territory with the use of an Olkha multiple launch missile system was thwarted, the Russian defense ministry said

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Shortly after 5 pm yesterday a bus with 20-30 passengers capsized on Rangárvallavegur road near Stokkalækur. All 27 people injured in a bus accident in south Iceland today are Icelanders. The injuries to people are different, but some are “major” according to police.

According to the Icelandic Met Office’s deformation measurement director, Benedikt Gunnar Ófeigsson, the Icelandic authorities are still expecting a volcanic eruption at any time.

Mogadishu (HOL) - At least 20 al-Shabab militants, including three leaders, were killed and others wounded in an operation conducted by the federal government of Somalia and international allies in the Puntland regional state.