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The government has abruptly withdrawn journalist Aubrey Sumbuleta from Malawi’s diplomatic appointments list, triggering questions and speculation after authorities failed to provide any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'.

Despite costing more for motorists, the independent Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (Pacts) is recommending reducing the 30mph limit.

According to sources cited by the newspaper, this is what the US president told his aides

Candace Owens told a story about her colleague from the Daily Mail asking how she ate in Russia as American credit cards are not accepted

According to the US Southern Command, the vessel was transiting along known narco-trafficking routes

Markus Frohnmaier says the officials will also discuss «the energy crisis which Germany has to live through at this point»

Vladimir Saldo says the Kiev regime sees no difference between military and civilian targets

The US is reportedly mulling deploying nuclear weapons to more NATO countries in Europe, with states bordering Russia showing interest Read Full Article at RT.com

A black guest has reportedly sued Airbnb and an Atlanta-area host after allegedly being denied a booking because of her race Read Full Article at RT.com

Three people were killed in a Ukrainian drone attack on the city of Simferopol in Russia’s Crimea, the local governor has said Read Full Article at RT.com

It was bliss: a table seat in a quiet train carriage, a coffee and flapjack, green fields rolling past. And then, horror: ten young men got on acting more riotously than a gang of French football hooligans.

The killer's grandmother has become the first family member to discuss the case publicly - and revealed that they are living in fear of reprisals with some family members now in hiding.

Paramedics and police cars descended on Jesse Gray Primary School in West Bridgford at around 2pm on Wednesday.

Lee, who married the former glamour model, 48, in January after a whirlwind romance, has spent the past few weeks detained in Al Awir prison over a 'private civil matter'.

Christi Hill, who served as a police constable for 12 years, has had her name and photograph circulated on social media, alongside accusations of her being a 'murderer'.

[UN News] The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is showing signs of progress - but significant challenges remain in testing, surveillance, vaccine development and building community trust.

[RFI] Rwanda's President Paul Kagame visited Paris on Tuesday to unveil a monument dedicated to victims of the Rwandan genocide, alongside French President Emmanuel Macron, in a further acknowledgement by France of its role in one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century.

[UN News] The head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Tuesday that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is showing signs of progress - but significant challenges remain in testing, surveillance, vaccine development and building community trust.

HOUSTON – Singapore has secured enough liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes to make up for lost supplies from Qatar for the rest of 2026, ensuring it has 100 per cent of the gas it needs, Singapore Energy Market Authority (EMA) chief executive Puah Kok Keong said on Wednesday (June 3) in Houston.In an interview with Reuters, Keong stated that replacement cargoes were purchased from Australia, US and African suppliers.He added that if the Qatar supply disruption – caused by the US-Israeli war with Iran – ends in the coming months, Singapore has the option to resell the replacement cargoes.According to the EMA chief executive, Qatar supplies 10 per cent of the natural gas Singapore uses for electricity generation, the equivalent of one cargo per month.Singapore is interested in buying more LNG but will do so from diverse suppliers including the US, Australia, Africa and the Middle East to reduce risk, said Keong.[[nid:734107]]

Little India has seen success with its pest control efforts bringing the number of rat burrow sightings down to zero recently, said the National Environment Agency (NEA).In a Facebook post on Thursday (June 4), the agency said it did not detect any burrows during the surveillance cycle between March and April, marking progress from the average number of 37 spotted every two months in 2025.The «encouraging result» was made possible through a combination of active surveillance, stakeholder engagements and enforcement efforts. «But keeping rats away remains a shared responsibility — it takes everyone playing their part,» said NEA, adding that members of the public who spot rodents, signs of rat activity or conditions that can harbour rats should make a report via the OneService app.Food and beverage outlets are not the only places affected by rats, with one recently spotted scurrying around a train carriage on the MRT's East-West Line in May.

Residents of a Chai Chee HDB block say an elderly woman's habit of feeding pigeons from her flat has turned the place into a «buffet» for birds.The resulting mess has led to some being unable to open their windows.The incident involves a fifth-floor unit at Block 805 Chai Chee Road, where an elderly woman is said to have been feeding pigeons for years, Lianhe Zaobao reported.A video posted on Reddit on Tuesday (June 2) showed the birds perched on the exterior ledges of the flat. One pigeon was seen flying into the unit through an open kitchen window, before a group of birds emerged from inside.According to Zaobao, bird droppings covered parts of the window ledges and exterior walls of the block, and pigeons were also observed gathering on the ledges of the nearby ESR BizPark building.Residents told the Chinese newspaper that the woman, believed to be in her 70s or 80s, previously fed pigeons on the ground floor before allegedly moving the activity into her home about a year ago.

The police were always one of the top targets of the slow-motion British Revolution that has swept through this country since the 1980s, writes PETER HITCHENS. Didn't notice? You weren't meant to.

'People are reluctant to talk about,' says Dr Andrea DeCensi, director of medical oncology at Galliera Hospital. 'It's one of the biggest contributors to rising breast cancer rates.'