Leading transport company CTS Courier has taken a bold step to empower 30 vulnerable women, including single mothers and women without husbands, by equipping them with practical entrepreneurship skills. Over the weekend, the women were trained at Chichiri Primary School in Blantyre in skills ranging from making soap, cakes, samoosas, buns, mandasi, and glycerine, to […] The post CTS Courier Empowers 30 Vulnerable Women with Entrepreneurship Skills appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
The High Court has dealt a major blow to former Reserve Bank Governor and presidential hopeful Dalitso Kabambe, rejecting his attempt to postpone his K13.6 billion loan fraud case to focus on campaigning ahead of the September 16 elections. On Friday, August 22, 2025, Justice Chimbigzani Kanthambi dismissed Kabambe’s application, ruling that it lacked merit […] The post Kabambe Wanted Courts to Postpone his K13.6bn Fraud Case to Focus on Campaign: Courts Have Told him ‘No Way!’ Uziyankhabe appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
Malawi’s revered governance and civic education expert Ollen Mwalubunju has expressed fear that the forthcoming September 16 General Elections could be another democratic illusion for Malawians, foretelling that the election is a re-run of failure and not a beacon of hope. Mwalubunju – in a statement he shared with us – dared Malawians to stop […] The post Governance Expert Ollen Mwalubunju Fears Malawi’s September 16 Elections Could be Another Democratic Illusion appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
President Lazarus Chakwera is on fire as he takes his re-election campaign directly to the people of Ntchisi. Huge crowds have gathered along the roads to welcome him, as he embarks on a whistle-stop tour across seven constituencies ahead of the September 16, 2025 polls. Whistle-Stops Across the District The President is holding rallies at: […] The post Chakwera Hits Ntchisi: Appeals for Big Turnout Ahead of 2025 Elections appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
After years of frustration, delays, and corruption in Malawi’s passport services, the Chakwera administration has delivered a permanent, modernized system that Malawians can finally trust. The rollout of the new ICAO-compliant passport system ends a painful chapter for travelers. Following the 2024 cyber breach, temporary fixes only created more problems, including passports that failed to […] The post OPINION | Malawi Finally Gets Reliable Passports: Chakwera Administration Deserves Kudos for Delivering appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
I'm told that 'an immense amount of pressure' has been put on the BBC to oust the star as allegations swirl that they were seen taking cocaine by another member of the popular BBC dance show.
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia and Pakistan have pledged to strengthen cooperation in security, education and economic development following high-level talks on the sidelines of a key Islamic bloc meeting in Saudi Arabia.
Mogadishu (HOL) — A bloc of opposition leaders who left the Somali Salvation Forum and signed a election framework deal with the federal government on Monday will brief international envoys in Mogadishu on Tuesday on the agreement and immediate steps to implement it, according to officials familiar with the meeting.
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia’s government has welcomed the upcoming deployment of Egyptian troops under the African Union’s new stabilization mission, after Cairo completed the first training program for units set to join operations against al-Shabab.
[allAfrica] Monrovia -- The African Centers for Disease Control (Africa CDC) is accelerating efforts to mobilize resources in its fight against mpox, one year after declaring the outbreak a public health emergency of continental security.
As people across the Caribbean live longer and healthier lives, the traditional mantra of ‘learn, earn, retire’ is proving increasingly outdated and insufficient. With life expectancy on the rise and regional governments expressing concern about...
For many entrepreneurs launching a new venture or looking to expand an existing one, accessing credit has proven to be a game changer, enabling them to build successful business operations. According to Tabra-Kay Lindsay, sales relationship...
For top pan chicken vendor Adrian Walker, the journey in this year’s staging of the CB Pan Chicken Championship hasn’t been only about the quest for money and a trophy, but the knowledge he has gained about money itself, and how to manage it. ‘I’m...
The Jamaican Economy Panel (JEP) recently published its 25th survey discussion: “Unlocking the Potential of Jamaica’s Creative Economy: Advancing the SDGs through Visual Arts, Film, and Music.”Jamaica’s creative economy, particularly its globally...
It wasn’t just a day of painting classrooms. For Red Stripe’s summer interns, the D...
The number of outrage of modesty or molestation cases on Singapore's public transport network rose in the first half of 2025, climbing to 90 from 64 in the same period last year — a 40.6 per cent increase.In their mid-year crime brief for 2025, released on Tuesday (Aug 26), the Singapore Police Force (SPF) said that the rise in these cases was part of a broader increase in physical crimes reported from January to June this year.Physical crimes rose 5.4 per cent, with 10,341 cases, up from 9,809 in the same period last year.This is the third consecutive year that the total physical crime cases have increased in the first six months of the year.Crimes of concern, according to the SPF, included shop theft, outrage of modesty, voyeurism, and theft in dwelling.Increase in outrage of modesty casesA total of 807 outrage of modesty cases were reported from January to June in 2025, compared to 666 within the same time frame last year, accounting for 7.8 per cent of the total number of physical crime. The culprits were known to the victim in more than half of the cases, said police.
Acres and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) are calling for enhanced animal welfare education and stricter legislation against animal cruelty in a joint White Paper released on Tuesday (Aug 26).Amid the increase in animal cruelty cases reported annually, the two non-profit organisations have set out 15 recommendations across four areas of focus to strengthen protections for animal welfare.According to SPCA's Animal Cruelty & Welfare Report, animal cruelty cases hit a 12-year high in 2024, with 961 confirmed incidents, up from 915 in 2023 and 511 in 2022.The White Paper, uploaded to both SPCA and Acres' respective websites, features recommendations «informed by an extensive and comprehensive study of the animal welfare landscape» that were guided by public feedback through various platforms in 2024.Kalai Vanan, CEO of Acres, said: "Progress must go hand in hand with compassion, and this responsibility lies with all of us — from government agencies to NGOs, and every member of the community.”
FairPrice has clarified that a supposed worm found in a piece of salmon, which a woman had purchased from its Bedok North outlet, is actually fish connective tissue.In a statement on Tuesday (Aug 26) to AsiaOne, FairPrice Group said it had thoroughly investigated the case involving a packet of salmon with bones sold at its FairPrice Bedok North Block 212 store.«Evaluation of the customer's remaining salmon sample and analysis of the customer’s photographs by an aquamedicine professional and parasitologist confirmed that the object found was not a parasitic worm, but natural connective tissue,» said a FairPrice Group spokesperson.Fish connective tissue is made up of thin layers of collagen and can appear as shiny, white membranes and strands, according to sources online.
Russian specialists have modernized the Baku–Boyuk-Kasik line with new digital automation systems Read Full Article at RT.com
The US president has claimed digital services taxes give China’s tech companies a free pass Read Full Article at RT.com
The Zelensky regime’s attacks on a key pipeline are hurting an EU member – and he chooses to add insult to injury Read Full Article at RT.com
Interim leader Muhammad Yunus urges world support as Cox’s Bazar struggles with 1.3 million Rohingya refugees.
By taking back full control of the Phayaung Taung area from the harried People’s Defense Forces, the junta has reclaimed another strategic position in Mandalay.
A Rohingya community leader says the AA has made considerable progress in healing communal tensions with the Buddhist population.
Burkina Faso has ordered the Target Malaria to halt activities and destroy all genetically modified mosquitoes Read Full Article at RT.com
German envoy Georg Enzweiler criticized the US imposition of tariffs on various countries, deeming them «obstacles to free trade.» He advocated for minimizing tariffs to promote open commerce.
Nikki Bhati's father is demanding the demolition of her in-laws' house after she was allegedly murdered for dowry in Greater Noida. He accuses the family of relentless harassment and obstructing her business aspirations, alleging his daughter was set ablaze after dowry demands went unmet. Police have arrested the husband and in-laws, while the NCW condemns the killing.
President Donald Trump has said he would like the US to obtain ownership of the land where its military bases are located in South Korea Read Full Article at RT.com
Amar Preet Singh took to the skies a month ahead of the Russian-designed fighter’s retirement Read Full Article at RT.com
The EU candidate nation is said to be at a crossroads between two versions of democracy as it approaches parliament elections Read Full Article at RT.com
[New Times] One of Rwanda's most pressing agricultural challenges has been post-harvest losses, which stood at nearly 14 per cent in 2023.
[New Times] Fitnesspoint's Kimihurura branch has expanded by taking over the upstairs space formerly occupied by Kimi's Bar. This provides more room for functional training, CrossFit, martial arts, and swimming, and eliminates the discomfort previously experienced by aerobics and swimming clients due to the bar's presence.
[RFI] Prosecutors in a military court in Democratic Republic of Congo have requested the death penalty for former leader Joseph Kabila who is on trial in absentia on charges including treason over alleged support for Rwanda-backed M23 armed group. Kabila's party, the Party for Reconstruction and Democracy (PPRD), called it «a sham trial that comes as no surprise.»
