President Peter Mutharika administration’s decision to slash Malawi’s diplomatic appointments from 193 to 139 is not merely an administrative adjustment—it is a dramatic attempt to stop a financial drain that has been quietly costing taxpayers billions of kwacha every year. An analysis of government figures and diplomatic entitlement packages shows that the elimination of 54 […] The post Mutharika’s Diplomatic Knife Cuts K7.4 Billion a Year From Foreign Missions Bill appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The government is facing mounting questions over its decision to impose new import tariffs on some of Malawi’s most commonly used medicines, with officials maintaining a conspicuous silence even as fears grow that ordinary citizens could soon be forced to pay more for life-saving treatments. In a move approved by Parliament through the 2026/27 National […] The post Medicines Tax Shock: Government Silent as New Tariffs Threaten to Push Up Drug Prices appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A fertilizer manufacturing plant that promised to transform Malawi’s agricultural sector and potentially end the country’s dependence on imported fertilizer remains idle months after its projected launch date, with regulatory hurdles emerging as the latest obstacle. Business magnate Napoleon Dzombe has revealed that there is still no clear timeline for the commencement of operations at […] The post Fertilizer Dream Stalled as Dzombe’s Mega Plant Awaits Environmental Approval appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Three people were killed and another seven suffered injuries in a drone strike on non-residential facilities in Simferopol, Crimean leader Sergey Aksyonov said

The MOEX and RTS indices fell by 0.24% at the opening of the main trading session, to 2,595.03 and 1,114.6 points, respectively

Ararat Mirzoyan said the document is ready for ratification

The deputy prime minister added that there is no such need at the moment

According to the developer, the technology is particularly relevant in the Donetsk People’s Republic, Lugansk People’s Republic, and other regions of Russia where there is a risk of water intakes being compromised or disrupted

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Four people were killed in Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia’s Crimea, the local governor has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Over 40 patients have now been selected for Russia’s personalized cancer vaccine program, ex-Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova told RT Read Full Article at RT.com

On Wednesday, a group of 58 rebel MLAs led by expelled leader Ritabrata Banerjee claimed control of the TMC legislature party after securing recognition from Assembly Speaker Rathindra Bose. The dramatic development capped nearly two weeks of mounting tensions fuelled by allegations of forged signatures, resentment over the growing influence of Abhishek Banerjee and an increasingly visible succession struggle within the organisation.

India's FSSAI has mandated a standardized green «Vegan» logo for all approved vegan food packages, effective July 1, 2027. This move aims to provide consumers with a clear, government-recognized mark, simplifying the identification of plant-based products and preventing misleading claims. The logo will help consumers confidently choose vegan options, distinguishing them from vegetarian products.

[WHO] Children aged less than five years face almost three times the risk of illness from unsafe food than older children and adults, according to new estimates released today by the World Health Organization (WHO).

[New Zimbabwe] THE government has, for the first time, openly acknowledged that Zimbabwe's elections have repeatedly been dogged by allegations of rigging and violence, issues it says have undermined public trust and raised questions over the legitimacy of presidential election outcomes.

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Eight Singaporeans, including a six-month-old baby, were trapped after a boat they were in reportedly overturned in Lagoi, Bintan on Sunday (May 31).Sayyid Muhammad Fariid Syed Amzah Alsagoff and his wife Sharifah Shafiqah Syed Ezzat, both 27, were on a three-day family vacation in Bintan with their six-month-old baby daughter from Saturday, reported Berita Harian (BH) on Wednesday.The incident occurred just as the family were on their mangrove tour on Sunday, at around 2pm.The boat they were in was caught in sudden heavy rain and strong currents as it approached a mangrove area known to be home to snakes and other dangerous wildlife.The boat was carrying 10 people, comprising of eight family members, including the baby and a nine-year-old child, the boat captain and a tour guide.Sharifah was seated next to her husband, with their infant daughter strapped to his chest in a baby carrier under his life jacket.All passengers reportedly wore life jackets except for the baby, as there were no infant-sized jackets available.

The Housing and Development Board (HDB) will be launching 6,800 Build-To-Order (BTO) flats in five estates in the June 2026 sales. In all, seven BTO projects will be on sale across Ang Mo Kio, Bishan, Bukit Merah, Sembawang and Woodlands. The most number of units are expected to be offered in Sembawang, with an estimated total of 2,000 units, according to information from HDB's MyNiceHome website.The two projects near Sembawang MRT station have the most diverse options with one project offering 1,130 two-room flexi, three-, four-, five-room and 3Gen flats. The other project, bounded by Admiralty Lane and Sembawang Drive, will offer 870 units across two-room flexi, three-, four- and five-room.The Lakeview project is also the first new BTO project in the area in over four decades. The project marks the first of three in the estate, with two other projects to be launched in the next two years to bring young families closer to their parents living in the area.

A newly MOP-ed flat in Bidadari has recorded its first resale transaction, and it has already crossed the million-dollar mark. The 4-room flat at Alkaff Oasis was recently sold for a cool S$1.15 million, making it one of the latest examples of how strongly buyers continue to view newer flats in Bidadari.Newly MOP-ed unit in Alkaff Oasis completes first sale at S$1.15M Alkaff Oasis and the wider Bidadari estate, which recently saw its first recorded resale transaction. PHOTO: Google Maps The first recorded resale transaction at Alkaff Oasis was officially registered on Wednesday (June 3). The sale involved a 4-room flat located at Block 111A Alkaff Crescent. The unit sits on a mid-high floor, between the 10th and 12th storeys of the 17-storey development.

The inclusion of the University of Malawi (Unima) in the prestigious 2026 Centre for World University Rankings (CWUR) Global 2000 Rankings has been hailed as a national achievement. However, beneath the celebrations lies a troubling reality: Malawi’s flagship university is steadily slipping down the global rankings. Unima remains the only Malawian university among the world’s […] The post Unima Ranking Sparks Concern Over Malawi’s Global Academic Competitiveness appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Malawi Government has unveiled an ambitious economic recovery blueprint that seeks to fundamentally transform how the country produces food, earns foreign exchange and finances development, marking what officials describe as a decisive break from years of economic stagnation. At the heart of the National Economic Recovery Plan (Nerp) 2025-2030 is a dramatic shift away […] The post Government Shifts From Subsidies to Mega Farms in Bid to Revive Economy appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The government has abruptly withdrawn journalist Aubrey Sumbuleta from Malawi’s diplomatic appointments list, triggering questions and speculation after authorities failed to provide any explanation for the dramatic last-minute decision. Sumbuleta was scheduled to appear before Parliament’s Public Appointments Committee (PAC) in Lilongwe yesterday for confirmation hearings as Malawi’s High Commissioner-designate to Tanzania. But before he […] The post Government Pulls Sumbuleta From Diplomatic List Without Explanation appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

In this week's The Trial: USA podcast, Crime Correspondent Rachel Sharp sits down with Kaylee's parents Kristi and Steve Goncalves for an in-depth interview.

December 3, 2025 was supposed to be an ordinary night out for Henry Nowak, celebrating the end of his first term at the University of Southampton with his football teammates

All successful politicians have The Moment. An instant where national events, the public mood and their political instincts move decisively into alignment. Tuesday was Kemi Badenoch's turn.

The country’s independent fiscal monitor has raised concerns that more than $57 billion that were programmed by the central Government and several self-financing public sector bodies for capital works projects in the last financial year were unspent.

Businessman Kent Brown is pursuing nearly $9 million in damages against the Firearm Licensing Authority (FLA), alleging that the agency's failure to issue renewal certificates after approving his licences led to the collapse of his firearms-related businesses.  The lawsuit was filed in March 2022 and a defence from the FLA in 2023. A hearing date has not yet ben set.

Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi vehemently denies being a «fugitive,» asserting he has never been convicted of any crime and labels the tag as media sensationalism. He argues that his global travel demonstrates he is not evading authorities, questioning the legal basis for any potential arrest after years of investigations.

The investigation was transferred to the NIA following demands for a central inquiry into the explosion. Since assuming charge of the case, the agency has arrested several people, including TMC leader Wahidul Islam. Officials from a special NIA team arrived at Molla's residence to gather information and examine possible links to the case. During the operation, Molla's wife and daughter were seen entering the premises.

A proposed All India Medical Service, envisioned to create a national cadre of doctors akin to IAS and IPS, remains under consideration by the Union health ministry. Despite years of consultations, the ministry is still awaiting responses from several states and Union Territories before proceeding with the plan.

Rahul Gandhi slammed the Modi government over the NEET-UG paper leak, citing the tragic suicide of aspirant Akanksha. He highlighted the farmer father's sacrifices and blamed the «corrupt, broken system» for her death. Gandhi also questioned Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's continued tenure and accused PM Modi of damaging India's education.

One representative at NVD told a reporter 'no stories mate, they're our customers' cars so it's confidential'.