Thirty-two-year-old Junior Young, otherwise called ‘Tentroy’, of New Road, Flankers, St James, was charged on Monday with the murder of a man who was shot in the head at a party in the area. Killed was 32-year-old labourer Junior Golding,...

The police are now leading the search for two young children who were reported missing in Moneague, St Ann, on Tuesday night, a high-ranking official has revealed. The police official acknowledged, however, that “there is a probability that...

We never thought starting a family would be so hard. Month after month, nothing happened. Doctors, blood tests, invasive procedures, and the words no woman ever wants to hear: 'You'll need help to conceive.'

Ever since the HBO series The White Lotus filmed in Thailand aired, there's been an even steadier flow of 'losers back home' who travel to Thailand specifically for sex tourism.

Detective Leading Senior Constable Neal Thompson, 59, and Senior Constable Vadim De Waart, 35, have been named as the officers killed by suspected gunman Dezi Freeman.

British Vogue suggested the first episode alone left them confused, asking 'why does Meghan chop onions so slowly?' and 'why does Meghan need edible flowers next to her cooker?'

In recent years Blue Peter has battled to maintain its viewership in an era when viewers are more likely to be scrolling through TikTok than sitting down in front of TVs for a fixture 5pm show.

The elected National Unity Government has so far shrugged off all criticism that it is shambolic and directionless. If it wants to regain the people’s trust, it must finally listen.

The Karen resistance group warned those planning to participate in the vote against becoming “historical accomplices” to dictatorship.

Will Workers' Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh one day be the prime minister of Singapore?Don't hold your breath waiting.Leader of the Opposition Singh has shut down the notion once again in an interview with Yah Lah But podcast hosts Haresh Tilani and Terence Chia, which was uploaded to YouTube on Monday (Aug 25).Earlier in June, Singh appeared on Malaysian political podcast Keluar Sekejap, where he said he would not want to be prime minister, and that he has a role of «[normalising] the idea of an opposition in Singapore».Asked to elaborate on the reasons why, Singh said on the Yah Lah But podcast that the Republic's political system is «evolving» and «still fledgling» in terms of opposition presence.«You can't crawl and then straight away become Usain Bolt... it doesn't happen that way,» he quipped.Singh noted how the formal position of Leader of the Opposition was only introduced here in 2020, despite it being an official title in «practically all parliamentary democracies» modelled after the Westminster system.

TEHRAN –The Organization for the Development of International Cooperation in Science and Technology will hold the seventh edition of the Connect Forum specialized meeting on September 9.

TEHRAN –The Youth Diplomacy Center of Iran hosted a joint meeting with a Tajik delegation on Tuesday to explore avenues for cooperation, highlighting that the youth play a pivotal role in expanding social, cultural, and scientific interactions.

TEHRAN –A total of 119 earthquakes were recorded across the country in a week from August 16 to 22, according to the seismological networks of the Institute of Geophysics of the University of Tehran.

TEHRAN – Thanks to the effective implementation of the national child care nutrition program, the prevalence of malnutrition among children under the age of five has decreased by 42 percent in the country, the deputy health minister, Alireza Raeisi, has said.

The municipal council of Mýrdalshreppur has repeatedly pointed out the need for stronger sea defenses in the area where heavy surf has caused damage near Vík í Mýrdal. The Icelandic Road Administration (Vegagerðin) has, however, seen no reason to act. If nothing changes, coastal erosion will continue and eventually cut through Route 1.

[ANGOP] Luanda -- The new national minimum wage, set at 100,000 kwanzas, comes into effect starting this September, the National Director of Labor, Blanche Chendovava, announced Tuesday in Luanda.

[New Times] On a Sunday morning in Kigali, as worshippers gather for prayers, the sermon carries a message that goes beyond the spiritual. The pastor speaks openly about HIV, urging the congregation to get tested and to support those living with the virus.

[The Conversation Africa] Lake Iro in Chad was in the news in early August 2025 after a picture taken by a NASA astronaut was published showing it looking like a large, circular silver mirror as sunlight reflected off its surface and into space. The phenomenon is known as a sunglint and can happen to any water surface under the right conditions. The startling picture led The Conversation Africa to find out more about the lake. Pierre Rochette is an emeritus professor in geophysics from Aix-Marseille University in France. He has

President Vladimir Putin allowed ExxonMobil to reclaim its stake in a Far Eastern enterprise ahead of recent meeting with Donald Trump Read Full Article at RT.com

Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia’s Auditor General has accused three of the nation’s top courts of blocking mandatory financial audits, revealing that more than $1 million in funds went unaccounted as a result.

NAIROBI, Kenya (HOL) — Diplomats, scholars, and entrepreneurs gathered at Nairobi’s Jamia Mosque on Tuesday for a workshop aimed at expanding East Africa’s role in the global halal economy, projected to reach $5.91 trillion by 2033.

Mogadishu (HOL) — A Somali family has exhumed the remains of their parents from Moalim Nur cemetery on the outskirts of Mogadishu and reburied them in Guriel, Galgaduud region, fearing the gravesite could soon be demolished to make way for development projects.

Once a top Hollywood star, this 72-year-old actor fell from grace after bad behavior, which led to a reality TV ousting - now he's appeared for the first time since from his hideout.

Children as young as three years old could be showing the signs of going down a dark path later in life.

Junta advances are going smoothly on the border of Mandalay and northern Shan State, but ethnic rebels are putting up serious resistance on the road to Kyaukme.

The exodus of Cambodian workers due to the border conflict is proving an unexpected boon for Myanmar refugees in Thai border camps, who will now be allowed to seek gainful employment.

Having forced its way from Pakokku with bombings and raids, the 140-vehicle column is now returning, its trail lined with burned villages and displaced civilians.

Will Workers' Party (WP) chief Pritam Singh one day be the prime minister of Singapore?Don't hold your breath waiting.Leader of the Opposition Singh has shut down the notion once again in an interview with Yah Lah But podcast hosts Haresh Tilani and Terence Chia, which was uploaded to YouTube on Monday (Aug 25).Earlier in June, Singh appeared on Malaysian political podcast Keluar Sekejap, where he said he would not want to be prime minister, and that he has a role of «[normalising] the idea of an opposition in Singapore».Asked to elaborate on the reasons why, Singh said on the Yah Lah But podcast that the Republic's political system is «evolving» and «still fledgling» in terms of opposition presence.«You can't crawl and then straight away become Usain Bolt...it doesn't happen that way,» he quipped.Singh noted how the formal position of Leader of the Opposition was only introduced here in 2020, despite it being an official title in «practically all parliamentary democracies» modelled after the Westminster system.

Residents of Lilongwe’s Traditional Authority Kabudula, specifically in Thumba and Kochera villages, have expressed gratitude to Pacific Limited for rehabilitating approximately 45 broken boreholes in the Lilongwe Demera constituency through its Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative. In an interview with Nyasatimes newspaper , Madalo Ezara from Kochera village praised the Pacific Limited Borehole Rehabilitation Project, […] The post Pacific Limited’s cooporate social responsibility CSR Initiative Brings Relief to Lilongwe Residents. appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Women’s rights champion and member of the Women’s Manifesto Movement, Lingalireni Mihowa, has urged Malawian civil society organizations to build a powerful united movement to disrupt sex and human trafficking in the country. Speaking at a stakeholders’ meeting in Lilongwe on Tuesday, Mihowa expressed concern over authorities’ failure to decisively deal with what she described […] The post Activist Calls for United Civil Society Front Against Sex Trafficking appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

As Malawi marches toward the September 16 polls, one reality is undeniable: this is a youth election. More than half of our population is under 35, and 1.2 million new voters—mostly young people—have registered to vote for the very first time. In this context, only one candidate truly embodies the energy, vision, and integrity that […] The post Atupele Muluzi: The Youth’s Torchbearer Malawi Cannot Ignore appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi’s Minister of Trade and Industry, Engineer Vitumbiko Mumba—who is also President Dr. Lazarus Chakwera’s running mate—has emerged as one of the most influential voices on regional economic integration, urging banks and financial institutions to embrace Corporate Social Investment and channel more resources into Africa’s productive sectors. Speaking during a high-level panel discussion on trade […] The post Mumba Shines as Regional Trade Voice, Calls on Banks to Invest in Africa’s Growth appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

After a string of famous male suitors, the Love Story hitmaker shared the news on Instagram, sending Swifties, and celebrity pals, into meltdown.

A growing numbers of Britons are heading to the emirate to escape the UK's high levels of income tax and unaffordable house prices.

I was at a book launch in aid of the Woodland Trust a few years ago when a famous TV presenter said to me, out of the blue, 'Oh yes, you're one of those fat literary women, aren't you?'