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“Stop sleeping and seize the moment”: DPP’s Mainja urges youth to grab MEDF loans

The Democratic Progressive Party’s southern region women’s leader, Maria Mainja, has praised President Professor Peter Mutharika for what she described as commendable work in ensuring Malawians have enough food in the country. Speaking at a politi

Triathlon : les Calédoniens font partie des cinq premiers du Test-Event en Polynésie française

Cette épreuve organisée à Moorea est un test de triathlon en vue des Jeux du Pacifique 2027, où les Cagous n'ont pas démérité. Nathalie Viratelle remporte la première place de cette course rapide, qui comprend 750 mètres de natation, 20 kilomètres d
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Triathlon : les Calédoniens font partie des cinq premiers du Test-Event en Polynésie française

Cette épreuve organisée à Moorea est un test de triathlon en vue des Jeux du Pacifique 2027, où les Cagous n'ont pas démérité. Nathalie Viratelle remporte la première place de cette course rapide, qui comprend 750 mètres de natation, 20 kilomètres de vélo et 5 kilomètres de course à pied.

Prison governors voice alarm at 'revolving door' of criminals released early - as minister defends Andy Burnham's latest plan

Some 4,500 prisoners are due to be let out earlier than planned over the next 10 months in a desperate bid to ease strain on the system.
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Prison governors voice alarm at 'revolving door' of criminals released early - as minister defends Andy Burnham's latest plan

Some 4,500 prisoners are due to be let out earlier than planned over the next 10 months in a desperate bid to ease strain on the system.

Inside £9billion empire of Asif Aziz: Hotels, gawdy tax-avoiding 'gift shops' and the landmark he plans to turn into a mosque... as we reveal tyranny that's seen him close historic pubs and threaten tenants with mass evictions

Even from a young age, Asif Aziz possessed something of a theatrical swagger. Not that he acquired his nickname through thespian accomplishments.
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Andy Burnham should not target the old for tax, says RUTH SUNDERLAND

One of Labour's favourite think-tanks, the IPPR, has put out a paper arguing the tax system is 'slanted towards the interests of older Britons'.
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Andy Burnham should not target the old for tax, says RUTH SUNDERLAND

One of Labour's favourite think-tanks, the IPPR, has put out a paper arguing the tax system is 'slanted towards the interests of older Britons'.

Trump posts AI videos of key Iranian oil hub ‘being blown to smithereens’

US President Donald Trump has published AI-generated clips showing a missile strike on Iran’s Kharg Island amid a new escalation with Tehran Read Full Article at RT.com
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Trump posts AI videos of key Iranian oil hub ‘being blown to smithereens’

US President Donald Trump has published AI-generated clips showing a missile strike on Iran’s Kharg Island amid a new escalation with Tehran Read Full Article at RT.com

Nepal flood deaths climb past 900 as thousands remain missing

Nepal’s flood deaths pass 900 and 4,200 remain missing as rescuers attempt to save those believed trapped in hydropower project tunnels Read Full Article at RT.com
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Nepal flood deaths climb past 900 as thousands remain missing

Nepal’s flood deaths pass 900 and 4,200 remain missing as rescuers attempt to save those believed trapped in hydropower project tunnels Read Full Article at RT.com

“Stop sleeping and seize the moment”: DPP’s Mainja urges youth to grab MEDF loans

The Democratic Progressive Party’s southern region women’s leader, Maria Mainja, has praised President Professor Peter Mutharika for what she described as commendable work in ensuring Malawians have enough food in the country. Speaking at a politi
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“Stop sleeping and seize the moment”: DPP’s Mainja urges youth to grab MEDF loans

The Democratic Progressive Party’s southern region women’s leader, Maria Mainja, has praised President Professor Peter Mutharika for what she described as commendable work in ensuring Malawians have enough food in the country. Speaking at a political rally at Mbayani Primary School ground in Blantyre on Saturday, Mainja said food security remained one of the most […] The post “Stop sleeping and seize the moment”: DPP’s Mainja urges youth to grab MEDF loans appeared first on Malawi News | Breaking News, Politics, Business & Sports | Nyasa Times.

Nigeria: VP Shettima Arrives Angola for AU Extraordinary Summit

[Premium Times] On arrival in the Angolan capital, Mr Shettima was received by senior Angolan government officials as well as members of the Nigerian delegation already in Luanda.
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Nigeria: VP Shettima Arrives Angola for AU Extraordinary Summit

[Premium Times] On arrival in the Angolan capital, Mr Shettima was received by senior Angolan government officials as well as members of the Nigerian delegation already in Luanda.

Rwanda: No Backing Down in Fight Against Illicit Alcohol, Says Youth Minister

[New Times] The Minister of Youth and Arts, Dr Abdallah Utumatwishima, urged young people to protect their lives by avoiding the use of illicit alcohol brands that have been recalled.
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Rwanda: No Backing Down in Fight Against Illicit Alcohol, Says Youth Minister

[New Times] The Minister of Youth and Arts, Dr Abdallah Utumatwishima, urged young people to protect their lives by avoiding the use of illicit alcohol brands that have been recalled.

Rwanda: Over 7,000 to Retake National Exams After Mass Cheating

[New Times] A total of 7,188 primary school learners will retake the 2025/26 Primary Leaving Examinations after investigations confirmed mass cheating.
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Rwanda: Over 7,000 to Retake National Exams After Mass Cheating

[New Times] A total of 7,188 primary school learners will retake the 2025/26 Primary Leaving Examinations after investigations confirmed mass cheating.

The data centre dwarfing our village: Outrage as development so large it would 'raise temperatures by nine degrees and kill wildlife with 24/7 noise' is planned for tiny Scottish community

The proposed development in Auchtertool, Fife, will dwarf the village and its 200 or so houses and cover an area larger than 100 football pitches.
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The data centre dwarfing our village: Outrage as development so large it would 'raise temperatures by nine degrees and kill wildlife with 24/7 noise' is planned for tiny Scottish community

The proposed development in Auchtertool, Fife, will dwarf the village and its 200 or so houses and cover an area larger than 100 football pitches.

Mozambique: Military Personnel Must Remain Ready to Face Growing Sophisticated Threats

[AIM] Maputo -- Mozambican President and Commander-in-Chief of the Defense and Security Forces (FDS), Daniel Chapo, has encouraged the country's military personnel to remain ready to respond to growing and increasingly sophisticated threats to national securi
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Mozambique: Military Personnel Must Remain Ready to Face Growing Sophisticated Threats

[AIM] Maputo -- Mozambican President and Commander-in-Chief of the Defense and Security Forces (FDS), Daniel Chapo, has encouraged the country's military personnel to remain ready to respond to growing and increasingly sophisticated threats to national security.

Kiev loses 9,600 soldiers, mercenaries in special op zone last week — expert

Andrey Marochko added that over the past week, the Russian military also destroyed nearly 6,000 unmanned aerial vehicles, three uncrewed boats, three tanks, 47 field artillery guns
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Kiev loses 9,600 soldiers, mercenaries in special op zone last week — expert

Andrey Marochko added that over the past week, the Russian military also destroyed nearly 6,000 unmanned aerial vehicles, three uncrewed boats, three tanks, 47 field artillery guns

Moment furious speedboat driver 'tries to ram into Olympic rower' on the Thames and threatens him in river rage row

Silver medallist rowing star Jack Beaumont, 32, bravely intervened after a speedboat allegedly rammed into a rower from Maidenhead Rowing Club on the River Thames on Sunday morning.
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Moment furious speedboat driver 'tries to ram into Olympic rower' on the Thames and threatens him in river rage row

Silver medallist rowing star Jack Beaumont, 32, bravely intervened after a speedboat allegedly rammed into a rower from Maidenhead Rowing Club on the River Thames on Sunday morning.

O$P$: Man arrested over suspected involvement in multiple loanshark harassment cases

A 25-year-old man was arrested on Sunday (Aug 30) for his alleged involvement in several cases of loanshark harassment.Police said in a news release on Monday afternoon that they were alerted to an incident at a residential unit along Jalan Bukit Merah just a
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O$P$: Man arrested over suspected involvement in multiple loanshark harassment cases

A 25-year-old man was arrested on Sunday (Aug 30) for his alleged involvement in several cases of loanshark harassment.Police said in a news release on Monday afternoon that they were alerted to an incident at a residential unit along Jalan Bukit Merah just after midnight on Saturday.Officers attending to the case found the main gate and door of the victim's unit splashed with red paint.A wall near the unit was also defaced with loanshark-related graffiti, the police said.The man was identified by officers from Central Police Division and Ang Mo Kio Police Division through follow-up investigations and with the aid of images from police cameras.He was arrested on Sunday and preliminary investigations indicate that he is believed to be linked to other similar cases of loanshark harassment.The man will be charged with the offence of loanshark harassment on Tuesday.If found guilty of the said offence, he could be jailed for up to five years, fined up to $50,000, and receive up to six strokes of the cane.The police warned would-be perpetrators that they have zero tolerance for loanshark harassment activities. 

ComfortDelGro consortium wins $3.4b contract to operate Copenhagen Metro

Homegrown transport giant ComfortDelGro (CDG), through a joint venture with Paris-headquartered RATP Dev, has won the contract to operate and maintain Denmark's Copenhagen Metro.Announcing this on Monday (Aug 31),CDG said the consortium, KBH Metro Partner, wa
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ComfortDelGro consortium wins $3.4b contract to operate Copenhagen Metro

Homegrown transport giant ComfortDelGro (CDG), through a joint venture with Paris-headquartered RATP Dev, has won the contract to operate and maintain Denmark's Copenhagen Metro.Announcing this on Monday (Aug 31),CDG said the consortium, KBH Metro Partner, was selected following a competitive international tender.The contract covers the operation and maintenance of the fully automated 43km network, and will run for 12 years until 2039, with an option for a three-year extension, CDG added.It is valued at about DKK 17 billion (S$3.4 billion), with contract signing expected in September, following completion of the statutory standstill period.Copenhagen Metro is a light rapid transit system in Denmark's capital with four lines and 44 stations, including 30 underground. Last year, the system carried a record 135 million passengers, and is one of three rapid transit systems worldwide — alongwith New York City Subway and Chicago «L» — to operate 24/7 throughout their respective city limits.

'He messed with the wrong person': Man allegedly follows 2 women in Sengkang, flees when confronted

Two women in Sengkang confronted a man who allegedly followed them through an HDB estate, with him eventually running into a multi-storey carpark after one of the women chased him.A TikTok video uploaded by user muahchee on Saturday (Aug 29) shows the two wom
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'He messed with the wrong person': Man allegedly follows 2 women in Sengkang, flees when confronted

Two women in Sengkang confronted a man who allegedly followed them through an HDB estate, with him eventually running into a multi-storey carpark after one of the women chased him.A TikTok video uploaded by user muahchee on Saturday (Aug 29) shows the two women attempting to locate the man, who is standing some distance away and seemingly watching them.At one point, the man can be seen standing behind a pillar, which one of the women also points out in the video. According to the woman in a white shirt, he had allegedly been following them since they were at another HDB block.The woman in a black shirt eventually spotted him and began recording him.After being caught, the man raised his hands, turned away and walked off.The woman in black then followed him, prompting the man to start running away.He could also be heard screaming as she chased after him.The man eventually ran towards a multi-storey carpark, where he apologised to the women.In the video, one of the women said: «He messed with the wrong person.»The women later said that they did not manage to catch up with the man.

No roofs, no toilets, no teachers: TOI check finds minuses in Rajasthan govt schools

TOI reporters visited govt schools in 6 Rajasthan districts after the CJP row. The findings show how basic govt schooling has collapsed in pockets of the state, from the coaching capital of Kota to desert villages and Jhalawar’s tragedy-hit Piplodi.
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No roofs, no toilets, no teachers: TOI check finds minuses in Rajasthan govt schools

TOI reporters visited govt schools in 6 Rajasthan districts after the CJP row. The findings show how basic govt schooling has collapsed in pockets of the state, from the coaching capital of Kota to desert villages and Jhalawar’s tragedy-hit Piplodi.

Workplace inclusion must become part of everyday culture, says labour ministry official

Rather than simply being written into workplace policies, Conrad Saunders, programme coordinator in the Ministry of Labour and Social Security’s (MLSS) HIV Unit, says respect, dignity and fairness must be reflected in how workers are treated. Saunders mad
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Workplace inclusion must become part of everyday culture, says labour ministry official

Rather than simply being written into workplace policies, Conrad Saunders, programme coordinator in the Ministry of Labour and Social Security’s (MLSS) HIV Unit, says respect, dignity and fairness must be reflected in how workers are treated. Saunders made the call on Friday at a Jamaica AIDS Support for Life (JASL) certificate presentation ceremony for beneficiaries of a human rights and discrimination in the workplace course. The course was held under the theme ‘End Workplace Discrimination: From Awareness to Action’.

Tourism recovery must not be compromised, says JHTA boss

WESTERN BUREAU: Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) President O’Brian Heron says he is hopeful that upcoming talks with the Government will influence its decision to increase general consumption tax (GCT) on the tourism sector, which has still not
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Tourism recovery must not be compromised, says JHTA boss

WESTERN BUREAU: Jamaica Hotel and Tourist Association (JHTA) President O’Brian Heron says he is hopeful that upcoming talks with the Government will influence its decision to increase general consumption tax (GCT) on the tourism sector, which has still not fully recovered from the devastation caused by Hurricane Melissa.

Pearnel Charles celebrates 90

Family, friends and political colleagues gathered at the home of former Speaker of the House Pearnel Charles Sr yesterday to celebrate his 90th birthday, which he officially marks today. Among those joining the celebration were his children, grandchildren, gr
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Pearnel Charles celebrates 90

Family, friends and political colleagues gathered at the home of former Speaker of the House Pearnel Charles Sr yesterday to celebrate his 90th birthday, which he officially marks today. Among those joining the celebration were his children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren, sons- and daughters-in-law and granddaughter-in-law.

‘Our grief must become action’

WESTERN BUREAU: Jamaicans are being challenged to break the culture of silence surrounding the abuse of children, with Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert, minister of state in the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, declaring that communities often see th
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‘Our grief must become action’

WESTERN BUREAU: Jamaicans are being challenged to break the culture of silence surrounding the abuse of children, with Marisa Dalrymple-Philibert, minister of state in the Ministry of Justice and Constitutional Affairs, declaring that communities often see the warning signs long before the police do. Dalrymple-Philibert’s impassioned appeal came as 10-year-old Shani Coke, who was raped and murdered in her community of Troy, Trelawny, was being laid to rest.

Vote transfer troubles

The Electoral Commission of Jamaica (ECJ) is investigating reports that some electors, particularly in St Mary, have been unable to transfer their votes despite repeated attempts over several years. Central to the issue is the verification process for voter t
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Vote transfer troubles

The Electoral Commission of Jamaica (ECJ) is investigating reports that some electors, particularly in St Mary, have been unable to transfer their votes despite repeated attempts over several years. Central to the issue is the verification process for voter transfers, which requires Electoral Office of Jamaica (EOJ) staff to be accompanied by scrutineers representing the Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) and the People’s National Party when they visit an elector’s new address. According to the ECJ, the transfer cannot be completed unless the new residence is verified.

US convinced that Iceland referendum results to have no effect on NATO membership

Department of State spokesman Tommy Pigott said that the US is looking forward «to strengthening our partnership with Iceland on all fronts»
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US convinced that Iceland referendum results to have no effect on NATO membership

Department of State spokesman Tommy Pigott said that the US is looking forward «to strengthening our partnership with Iceland on all fronts»

Northern Fleet task force departs on long Arctic mission

The fleet will practice measures to ensure safety of Russian navigation via the Northern Sea Route, Captain 2nd Rank Alexander Zinovyev said
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Northern Fleet task force departs on long Arctic mission

The fleet will practice measures to ensure safety of Russian navigation via the Northern Sea Route, Captain 2nd Rank Alexander Zinovyev said

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