WESTERN BUREAU: When Hurricane Melissa battered Jamaica’s southern and western parishes nearly a month ago, the silence it left behind — dead phones, vanished roads, unanswered calls — sparked a wave of action from the diaspora. Barrel drives,...

The JN Group, working with local and corporate partners, recently stepped in to provide urgently needed psychosocial support to residents in Southern Trelawny still reeling from the impact of Hurricane Melissa. Counselling sessions, led by Reverend...

Tank-Weld Metals, in partnership with the South West St Elizabeth hurricane Relief Command Centre, has distributed care packages and shelter items to seven communities hardest hit by Hurricane Melissa. A full truck carrying 700 care packages and...

The Jamaica Down’s Syndrome Foundation has raised $3.1 million in sponsorship and product donations to support members affected by Hurricane Melissa. The funds were generated through the foundation’s Bredrin 2K Walk, held November 16 at Hope...

Classes at several rural high schools remain disrupted after Hurricane Melissa, but Denbigh High has returned to full operation. Principal Annett Daley said the school, located on Jackson Road near Glenmuir High, suffered only minimal damage. “We...

Blantyre giants FCB Nyasa Big Bullets and Mighty Wanderers continue to exchange the top position on the TNM Super League log table as the season heads into its decisive final stretch. Bullets briefly reclaimed the summit last Sunday after edging Civil Service United 4–3 at Kamuzu Stadium. This win came a day after Silver Strikers […] The post Wanderers Back on Top of TNM Super League Log appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Minister of Youth, Sports and Culture Patricia Wiskies has hailed Seed Co Malawi for pumping in $20 thousand dollars for the country to host this year’s Open Golf championship saying that this will help to bring foreign currency into the country. She was speaking last evening at the official opening ceremony of a four-day […] The post Government hails Seed Co Malawi for championing golf tournament appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Higher Education Students’ Loans and Grants Board (HESLGB) Executive Director Prince Phwetekere has once again stood his ground, openly defying a government secondment he insists is illegal, irrational, and a gross misinterpretation of the law. His latest communication lays bare the chaos and confusion gripping the secondment saga—painting a picture of a government that is […] The post Rule of Law in Flames: Phwetekere Defies Unlawful Government Secondment appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Security expert Aubrey Kabisala says the Malawi Police Service’s decision to resurrect the long-abandoned ‘997 Rapid Response’ is not just overdue—it is a damning indictment of a system that allowed itself to collapse while crime spiralled and Malawians paid the ultimate price. The emergency service, first introduced in 2006 but disgracefully abandoned in 2016 due […] The post Security Expert Slams Years of Neglect as Police Scramble to Revive 997 Rapid Response appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Senior Resident Magistrate’s Court in Lilongwe has issued a search warrant authorising Malawi Police to search the residence of former President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera over allegations that he is unlawfully keeping four State-owned security dogs. According to an affidavit sworn by Superintendent Charles Maseko Phiri of the Criminal Investigations Department—which this publication has […] The post Court Issues Warrant to Search Chakwera’s Home Over Alleged Illegal Possession of State Security Dogs appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

The Pact for the Mediterranean was announced in the Commission political guidelines for 2024-2029 and adopted on 16 October 2025. It is a new strategic framework proposed by the European Union (EU) to strengthen cooperation with southern Mediterranean partners and build a more integrated, stable, and prosperous Common Mediterranean Space. Launched on the 30th anniversary of the 1995 Barcelona Declaration, this Pact was presented as an 'ambitious paradigm shift' in Euro-Mediterranean relations – moving towards deeper integration based on co-ownership, co-creation and joint responsibility. The Pact sets out a comprehensive agenda across three interlinked pillars, each with actionable initiatives: people; sustainable and integrated economies; and security, preparedness and migration management. By scaling up existing programmes and launching new joint initiatives, the Pact for the Mediterranean offers a blueprint to turn common challenges into shared opportunities. It calls on policymakers to unite their efforts in a spirit of partnership. By following through on these recommendations – investing in people, integrating economies, bolstering security, and collaborating across borders and tiers of government – the EU and its Mediterranean neighbours aim to co-create a future of peace, prosperity and stability for the region. On 20 November, the Council approved conclusions on the Pact for the Mediterranean. A Pact for the Mediterranean ministerial meeting is scheduled for 28 November, in Barcelona, to launch the Pact formally and commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Barcelona Declaration. The meeting will also launch the Union for the Mediterranean Regional Forum. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP

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