The Supreme Court has emphasized that girls must not abandon education due to a lack of sanitary napkins and functional, gender-segregated toilets in schools. The Centre has been directed to ensure effective implementation of its previous orders, urging states to provide free sanitary pads and adequate toilet facilities for all students.

A Karnataka leadership change decision is imminent within days following crucial Congress meetings. Chief Minister Siddaramaiah met with party leaders amid ongoing speculation about a potential shift. Discussions also covered Rajya Sabha and MLC polls, and a minor cabinet reshuffle has already occurred, with portfolios being reassigned.

West Bengal's BJP government has launched its 'detect, delete and deport' policy, opening a holding center in Malda for illegal foreign nationals. Nine suspected Bangladeshi nationals are currently housed there, awaiting verification and legal procedures. This initiative aims to streamline the deportation process for apprehended individuals, as mandated by a new national law.

Critics said it was inconceivable the former first minister and nationalist leader was unaware of what Peter Murrell was doing over more than a decade at the top of the party.

The death came in Hastings, East Sussex, after a 'medical incident' - while a 15-year-old boy drowned at Swanholme Lakes in Lincoln on Sunday.

[Bhekisisa] A new HIV prevention injection could change the course of the epidemic -- but only if people trust it. Research shows we can pre-empt the false claims already forming around it. The window is open now.

Vice-President Jane Ansah has revealed chilling details surrounding the controversial drone incident at her Lilongwe residence, saying she had already been warned that unknown individuals had been monitoring her movements before the device was finally captured by her security team. Speaking publicly about the incident for the first time, Ansah portrayed the episode not merely […] The post “God Exposed Them”: Vice-President Ansah Breaks Silence on Drone Saga, Says She Knew She Was Being Followed appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A new United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) report has painted a grim picture of life in Malawi, revealing that nearly six in every 10 Malawians are trapped in multidimensional poverty — a level of deprivation so severe that millions are living without adequate food, clean water, electricity, education and healthcare. According to the 2025 Human […] The post UNDP Report Exposes Depth of Poverty Crisis in Malawi as 10.8 Million Struggle Without Basic Needs appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The newly announced minimum wage adjustments have triggered outrage from labour leaders, with the Civil Servants Trade Union (CSTU) declaring that the salary increments are nowhere near enough to rescue workers from Malawi’s deepening economic crisis. As ordinary Malawians battle soaring food prices, crippling transport costs, inflation and worsening economic hardship, CSTU says the government’s […] The post “Just an Assault”: Civil Servants Union Tears Into New Minimum Wages as Cost of Living Crushes Workers appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

A new study by Emmanuel University has exposed serious weaknesses in Malawi’s Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE) system, revealing that many centres in Lilongwe Urban, Lilongwe East and Lilongwe West are ill-equipped to provide inclusive education for children with disabilities. The study warns that Malawi’s push to ensure every child has access to quality early […] The post EMUNI Study Exposes Deep Crisis in Inclusive Early Childhood Education in Lilongwe appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Frank Mbeta has scored a major legal victory for the government and Smallholder Farmers Fertilizer Revolving Fund of Malawi (SFFRFM) after successfully blocking the payment of US$13.48 million — approximately K23.4 billion — to Nendongo Commercial Group in a high-stakes fertiliser supply dispute. In a ruling widely seen as a significant triumph for public accountability […] The post Attorney General Mbeta Saves Malawi K23.4 Billion in Landmark Fertiliser Case Victory appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

According to Dmitry Peskov, Moscow has not seen any actions that could be interpreted as condemnation of this barbaric terrorist attack on young people

Governor Alexander Khinshtein said the enemy fired artillery on evacuated areas 108 times

Alla Bakina said the banks are performing the gradual substitution by other instruments, including Mir cards

Sergey Kud-Sverchkov said the suit weighs about 120 kg, and moving requires using the strength of your arms

Dmitry Peskov stressed that Moscow and Yerevan will continue to do so in the future

[Ghanaian Times] President John Dramani Mahama over the weekend took his Resetting Ghana Tour to the Savannah Region, where he expressed the hope that it would be the last time Ghana would seek a bailout from the International Monetary Fund (IMF).

[SAnews.gov.za] The Justice, Crime Prevention and Security (JCPS) Ministers will on Monday convene an urgent meeting to discuss the rising protests on immigration and illegal foreigners in the country.

EU leaders lose credibility by ignoring the Ukrainian attack on a college in Russia’s Lugansk People’s Republic, George Galloway has said Read Full Article at RT.com

A tanker ship which arrived in Russia from Belgium was rigged with NATO-made mines, the Investigative Committee has said Read Full Article at RT.com

Uganda has voiced support for a new Ebola response hub as cases rise across the region Read Full Article at RT.com

In a world being reshaped by rivalries and crises, the continent has become an essential actor that no one can ignore any longer Read Full Article at RT.com

[RFI] The head of the World Health Organization says more than 900 suspected Ebola cases have been identified in the Democratic Republic of Congo, including 101 confirmed cases.

[CPJ] The eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo has joined a growing number of conflicts where drones are being used to target journalists, as two strikes hit a community radio station, followed by calls and messages threatening further attacks over its reporting on militia abuses.

Like other dog lovers, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong joined residents and their pets at a community event in Choa Chu Kang on Saturday (May 23), where dogs took centre stage.In a Facebook post on Sunday, PM Wong shared highlights from the event themed «Woof Woof Day Out» which took place at Stagmont Park as the usual venue at Limbang Park is currently undergoing upgrading.«The good news (is that) the refreshed park will include a new dog run when works are completed later this year!» said PM Wong who is also MP for the Limbang division of Marsiling-Yew Tee GRC.A video shared on the prime minister's social media also showed him interacting with dogs and residents and joking with a resident whose pet was well behaved, prompting the owner to reply that it was «in front of you» that the dog was behaving.

Workers' Party chief Pritam Singh made an appearance at a Team Eunos grocery event, even joining in a birthday celebration for a team member.Photos of the event shared in a Facebook post on Saturday (May 23) showed Singh interacting with and packing groceries for residents. Singh shared that Team Eunos held one of their $10 grocery truck initiatives, targeting Blue CHAS card holders, at Blk 142 Bedok Reservoir Road in the Eunos ward of Aljunied GRC earlier that day. He added that they also celebrated a birthday with a cake from a neighbourhood bakery.  Despite the «hot and humid» weather, he thanked the team for putting in the hard work and effort. Singh is MP for the Eunos ward of Aljunied GRC.

Critics said it was inconceivable the former first minister and nationalist leader was unaware of what Peter Murrell was doing over more than a decade at the top of the party.

It comes as parts of the country were as hot as the Mediterranean on Sunday, with the UK enjoying its hottest May day for at least 79 years.

It comes as parts of the country were as hot as the Mediterranean on Sunday, with the UK enjoying its hottest May day for at least 79 years.

Declan Sawyer had gone to Swanholme Lakes - a nature reserve near his home in Lincoln - as the local temperature soared to 27C. A huge search operation was mounted at the former quarry.