[New Times] ADEPR's decision to strip 35 preachers of pastoral duties over links to the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi is painfully and indefensibly late but it is still the right decision, and a significant one.

Singtel users reported service disruptions on Monday (March 23) afternoon, affecting both broadband and mobile internet services.In posts shared on Reddit, users said that both broadband and 5G services appeared to be down simultaneously at around 3.40pm.«Every website and messenger apps stopped working, but data still got through,» one user wrote. Another said: «WiFi has been patchy for me since about 10 minutes ago. Downdetector also shows others having the same issue.»According to outage tracking website Downdetector, there were more than 9,700 reports from Singapore at the peak of the latest disruption. About half of the reports were related to broadband internet issues, while 29 per cent involved mobile internet problems.In a Facebook post on Monday, Singtel said it was aware that some customers were experiencing connectivity issues and apologised for the inconvenience caused. 

Justice Valerie Thean has been appointed as deputy attorney-general from April 1, the Prime Minister's Office said on Monday (March 23).Justice Thean was appointed judicial commissioner in September 2014 and then Supreme Court judge in September 2017.She will resign from the office of judge effective March 31, and take on her new appointment the next day, joining deputy attorneys-general Lionel Yee, Tai Wei Shyong and Goh Yihan.A President's scholar, Justice Thean graduated with first class honours from Cambridge University in 1991, and did her Masters of Law from Harvard Law School in 1995.She joined the legal service in 1992 and has since held various appointments in the legal fraternity, including as assistant registrar at the Supreme Court, senior state counsel at the Attorney-General's Chambers and deputy secretary of the Ministry of Law. Justice Thean was appointed the first presiding judge of the Family Justice Courts on Oct 1, 2014, a position she held concurrently while serving as a judicial commissioner.

A bevy of six otters recently ganged up on a crocodile at the Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve, delighting the internet as they forced the large reptile to retreat.Facebook user Rovena Chew shared on the Singapore Wildlife Sightings page that she had recorded the dramatic interaction at about 7.20am on Sunday (March 22).In the clip, a crocodile resting in the waters off a muddy bank suddenly lunges sideways and snaps at an otter, which speedily scampers away.The sudden splash attracts the attention of five other otters, which start circling the croc as it attempts to chase the first otter.As the reptile strikes at them twice with its jaws wide open, the sleek otters wiggle away twice.Finally, as the otters gather again, the crocodile slinks back in defeat and submerges itself beneath the water's surface. Following the minute-long confrontation, the otters are seen romping around the area, some with fish in their mouths.Chew's post has attracted over 1,400 likes and nearly 100 comments from amazed netizens.

Keir Starmer discussed the Iran war and how to reopen the crucial Strait of Hormuz with Donald Trump in a 20-minute call last night.

As the first rays of sunshine stretch across spring skies, many of us will be clambering to get by the sea. And where better to enjoy brighter days than a coastal bolthole, all of your own?

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“This is simply done out of necessity, unfortunately,” says Magnús Hafliðason, CEO of N1, which has recently introduced parking fees at the gas station parking lot in Ártúnsbrekka.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Lok Sabha on the West Asian crisis, highlighting its negative impact on the global economy and India. He assured that the government is providing full support to the nearly one crore Indians living and working in the Gulf region, with missions in constant contact and advisories being issued.

Trans rights activists protested in Hyderabad against the proposed Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) amendment bill. They demanded its withdrawal and explicit recognition of transmen in all laws. Protesters also called for the removal of medical boards for transgender certificates. They warned of nationwide protests if their rights are not granted.

A major porridge brand has recalled some of its products because they may have been contaminated by mice at their manufacturing site.

Dans une élection marquée par une « pentagulaire », Evans Haumani a su tirer son épingle du jeu, mais sans éclat flagrant. Avec l’émergence de fortes oppositions, notamment celle de Christiane Kelley du Tavini ou de son ancien 1er adjoint Ataria Firiapu, le maire réélu devra composer avec une population divisée sur la stratégie de développement de la commune.

Vingt ans après, Tumaraa change de visage. La liste fusionnée Te reo o te nunaa menée par Gérard Goltz parvient à renverser Cyril Tetuanui au second tour des municipales 2026. Une victoire serrée, marquée par un contexte politique tendu et une fracture familiale inédite au sommet.

The euro lost 1.54% to 94.686 rubles

Gary Samore, however, doubts that Iran is still able to produce larger, longer-range ballistic missiles because the US and Israel have destroyed or disabled known production facilities

La sortie de Justine Judith Lekogo a le mérite de remettre au centre du débat une question que beaucoup préféraient contourner : que faire durablement des enseignants bénévoles sans qualification formelle ? Disons-le sans détour : le phénomène des bénévoles n'est ni une anomalie isolée, ni une simple dérive conjoncturelle. Il est le symptôme visible d'un déséquilibre plus profond de notre système éducatif. Là où l'État n'a pas su anticiper, la société s'est organisée. Là où les (...) - LIBRE PROPOS / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON

Our family finances reached breaking point at the end of last year. As well as the usual expense of Christmas, my son's birthday is in December, which makes that time painful financially.

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Still only 38% of Americans approve of Donald Trump’s actions regarding Iran, while 64% are dissatisfied with the impact of his policies on the economy

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Viktor Medvedchuk believes that Ukraine’s neutrality will not be tolerated in the West, and therefore all talk «of some kind of neutrality criminally delays this process»

According to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Andrey Rudenko, Moscow is ready for negotiations on the Ukrainian settlement, but no specific dates have been determined yet

International connectivity remains unavailable to the general public, while authorities maintain a selective whitelist for global access

Behind closed doors, Republicans have tamped down their hopes of unseating Jon Ossoff, a 39-year-old powerhouse fundraiser, as he seeks another term.

Mother-of-four Suzie Cavadino, of Aughton, Lancashire, spent £180,000 replacing her conservatory with a two-storey extension which the local council now says must be removed.

His outburst comes as the former newsreader is plotting a comeback - and he makes a grovelling apology to the Daily Mail for his 2024 conviction for possessing indecent images of children.

Critics were disappointed at the heir to the throne's failure to be more demonstrative, but many members of the clergy were quick to support his reported approach.

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At 7pm sharp on Thursday night, I arrived at The Ivy Brasserie on Chelsea's Kings Road to meet Olivia Attwood for dinner.

Father Ted actor Ben Keaton has passed away aged 70. 

The appointment of Engineer William Kaipa as Chief Executive Officer of Electricity Supply Corporation of Malawi (ESCOM) is facing intense scrutiny after key elements of his publicly presented professional profile failed to withstand independent verification. Kaipa, who is expected to assume office on April 1, 2026, was introduced as a “distinguished Professional Engineer” with over […] The post New ESCOM CEO Pick Under Fire as Kaipa’s Claimed Mega-Project Experience Fails Basic Verification Checks appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.