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EU, EIB Invest €108m to Drive African Entrepreneurship, Create 15,000 Jobs
Michael Olugbode in Abuja The European Union (EU) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) have invested €108 million through the Boost Africa initiative to support entrepreneurs across Africa…
Student union polls to be held without caste quota, but with reserved seats for women from this academic year in Karnataka
Elections to student unions in colleges and universities in Karnataka, which had been banned over two decades ago, will be revived from this academic year to train students for leadership roles and…
Brazil Supreme Court Impeachment Push Now Has the Capital’s Lawyers Behind It
The Federal District bar approved a proposal for impeachment proceedings against two Supreme Court justices. It is two steps away from reaching the Senate.
Person wearing Cat in the Hat costume chased teen: West Kelowna RCMP
West Kelowna RCMP are investigating after a teenage girl who was out for a walk was reportedly chased by a person dressed in a Cat in the Hat costume.
Anele Tembe inquest: Hotel employee recalls AKA’s reaction over alcohol refusal after fiancée’s death
The proceedings have reportedly been postponed to 19 October.
Maple Leafs top pick Gavin McKenna to live with John Tavares this season
- John Tavares offers home to Maple Leafs' first overall pick Gavin McKenna.
- Tavares lived with Doug Weight during Islanders' tenure, understands support system importance.
- McKenna, from Yukon, faces unique challenges in NHL's biggest market.
'How Can This Happen In USA?': Indian Woman Shocked After Brother’s Car Wheels Are Stolen, Thieves Leave Warning Note - VIDEO
An Indian woman living in the United States was left stunned after her brother allegedly became the victim of a bizarre car theft in a residential parking area.
Two unlicensed tour guides arrested by authorities
A mainland man and woman have been arrested by immigration authorities on suspicion of working as unlicensed tour guides, in breach of their conditions of stay.
The Missing Chair in Indonesia's Policymaking
Indonesia lacks a policymaking culture that treats communication as part of how a decision earns understanding, trust, and legitimacy.
- Prabowo-Gibran administration had 151 communication missteps in first year.
- Communication often follows policy finalization, not shaping.
- Effective communication should be data-driven reputation management.
Severe rainfall deficit impacts Kharif farming in Markapuram
The district has received only 108.6 mm rainfall against the normal 228.4 mm from June 1, representing a 52.5% deficit; kharif coverage falls to 21.09%, compared with 79% last year
'Thanks Rituja, Thanks Gaurav': Students Express Gratitude To Ex-Lovers After Breakup Exposes Maharashtra Paper Leak
“Thanks Rituja, Thanks Gaurav” Posters displayed during a protest against the Maharashtra Public Service Commission (MPSC) Drug Inspector paper leak in Nagpur carried a sarcastic message of gratitude…
Colombia Electricity Bills Now Come With a Personal Savings Target
Every Colombian household now has an individual consumption target based on its own 12-month history. Exceed it by 10 percent and the extra units cost more.
Penélope Cruz, after the 15-minute ovation in Venice: “I'm the most surprised by what's happening”
The actress says she is moved after the great reception she received from the public for ‘Bunker’, Florian Zeller's film that is competing for the Golden Lion.
Middle East on brink of World War III, warns Iranian lawmaker among escalating tensions - report
While Iran has flirted with reconciliation with the US at times, it has also sought to position itself alongside countries that want a new world order.
- Iranian lawmaker Kamran Ghazanfari warns Middle East on brink of World War III
- Tensions between Russia-Ukraine, US-led world order cited as conflict grounds
- Iran aligns with Russia, China, seeks to challenge US-led order
Government tightens controls to enhance efficiency at JKIA
The government has moved to tighten controls and enhance operational efficiency at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA), with a range of measures being implemented to improve passenger processing and overall airport operations.
- Kenya tightens airport controls at JKIA for efficiency.
- Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS) deployed for flight management.
- New terminal to increase passenger capacity to 10 million annually.
Wetang’ula urges women to contest for elective seats ahead of 2027 polls
National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has challenged women to take a more active role in politics and contest elective positions in the 2027 General Election instead of limiting themselves to supporting the ambitions of male politicians.
“Who should go to A and who should go to C?” Angel Carbonu questions categorisation of SHSs
Former President of the National Association of Graduate Teachers (NAGRAT), Angel Carbonu, has called for a deliberate national effort to upgrade all Senior High Schools (SHSs) to a standard that makes them equally attractive to students and parents.
Judgment in bail bid by suspects in Zolani Tete murder reserved
Tete was gunned down two weeks ago while arriving at his Mdantsane home
Bad Bunny Ruling, Diddy Release Date, Alanis Morissette Lawsuit & More Top Music Law News
In this week's Legal Beat newsletter, Bad Bunny wins a crucial copyright decision, Diddy's date moves up, Alanis sues her ex-tour manager and much more.
The One-Year Reality Check: When The White Marble You Bought Starts To Change
There is a moment every marble buyer remembers. The slabs arrive. The stone is freshly polished. The white looks bright and immaculate. The veins are crisp.
Amid EU push, Council of Europe launches rival bid to use Russian assets to help Ukraine
"Given the scale of the damage inflicted on Ukraine... any awards (of compensation) could potentially amount to billions, tens of billions, or hundreds of billions of euros," reads a Council of Europe…
Some Toronto residents still waiting for fallen trees to be cleared after massive storm
More than a week after a massive storm tore through the GTA, some Toronto residents are still feeling the impacts as they wait for the City to respond to service requests.
A response to Senator Murray-Bruce: Beyond The Campaign rhetoric to structural reform
By Hassan Husaini mni Senator Ben Murray-Bruce’s open letter to President Bola Tinubu on Nigeria’s electricity crisis is a passionate contribution to a debate the nation desperately needs.
Met Police investigates Reform UK over potential breach of electoral law
The Metropolitan Police has launched a formal criminal investigation into Reform UK over potentially illegal foreign donations after top party officials were filmed facilitating the acceptance of…
Makinde: Blockade of Obi’s convoy confirms APC’s desperation to Silence Opposition
Presidential Candidate of the Allied Peoples Movement (APM), Seyi Makinde, has condemned the blockade of the convoy of the Presidential Candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC), Mr Peter…
- Makinde condemns APC's blockade of Obi's convoy in Benue State.
- Incident occurred on September 8, 2026, involving state-sponsored thugs.
- Makinde accuses APC of desperation to silence opposition ahead of 2027 elections.
Umno akan pastikan Malaysia untuk semua, bukan hanya Melayu, kata Tok Mat
Timbalan Presiden Umno mengingatkan ahli jangan biar tindakan mereka timbulkan kerisauan di kalangan rakyat Malaysia bukan Melayu serta di Sabah dan Sarawak.
Preparations For Transferring SAMP/T To Ukraine Continue, Several Options On The Table For Patriot — Élysée Palace
Countries that have Patriot air defense systems are considering several options for quickly supplying them to Ukraine ahead of winter. At the same time, France is working in coordination with Italy on transferring the SAMP/T system and Aster missiles, UATV English reports.
Timings for govt schools, colleges across Sindh reduced by an hour
The Sindh government on Wednesday reduced the class timings for public schools and colleges by an hour until further orders. In a circular, the Sindh School Education and Literacy Department said school timings prescribed in an earlier notification would “stand reduced by one hour during the prescribed five days’ school-observing week”.
Bauchi Senator Buba demands evidence of alleged links to bandits
The senator representing Bauchi South, Shehu Buba, has challenged those accusing him of having links with bandits to provide credible evidence to support their claims.
Let's move away from toxic politics, says Tok Mat
KUALA LUMPUR: Umno has called on all quarters to move away from toxic politics, which has become one of the reasons driving younger generations away from politics.
How Nicaragua argued at the ICJ that Germany was complicit in Israel’s genocide
How Nicaragua argued at the ICJ that Germany was complicit in Israel’s genocide Submitted by Sondos Asem on Wed, 09/09/2026 - 11:01 Managua urged judges to reject German objections, highlighting…
US-Iran conflict: What UAE residents need to know tonight, September 9
The US-Iran conflict has entered another dangerous phase, with Washington destroying five Iranian oil tankers and Tehran responding by claiming attacks on shipping and launching ballistic missiles…
Nairobi UDA aspirant acquitted in Ksh25M fraud case
A Milimani Court has acquitted a Nairobi United Democratic Alliance (UDA) woman representative aspirant, Faith Mwikali Ndiwa, alias Faith Nguthu, of a Ksh25 million fraud case.
Ghana’s silent crisis: Why clean water and toilets are still a luxury for millions
Twenty-one Ghanaians die every day from problems a working tap and a safe toilet could prevent Ghana loses about 21 people a day — nearly 7,635 in 2019 alone — to preventable illnesses caused by…
Consultants and contractors charged over Wang Fuk fire
The Buildings Department on Wednesday said it has laid 259 charges against two companies and four individuals linked to last year's fire at Wang Fuk Court, which took 168 lives.
Miss Austria Sisic dies at 22
Reigning Miss Austria, Lucia Sisic, dies at the age of 22. The beauty queen passed away after a lifelong battle with a congenital heart condition.
Flood sweeps away 13-year-old student in Abuja
Alhassan Jamil, a 13- year-old Junior Secondary School (JSS) student of Ihyau El -Burhan Academy, Phase 3, Gwagwalada Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), was on Wednesday swept away…
Lagos: Kara Bridge repairs trigger gridlock, chaos
Motorists are stranded for several hours as two-week repair works on the Kara Bridge have triggered heavy gridlock on the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.
Afriyie-Ankrah hails Mercy Ships’ life-saving mission as Global Mercy arrives in Ghana
Presidential Envoy for Interfaith and Ecumenical Relations, Hon. Elvis Afriyie-Ankrah, has commended Mercy Ships for its decades-long contribution to healthcare delivery in Ghana, describing its…
Dubai-Sharjah traffic: E11 slows the evening drive home
Dubai: The drive home is taking longer than usual for many commuters heading from Dubai to Sharjah this evening, with E11 carrying some of the heaviest traffic between the two emirates.
Leader-Follower Setup May Enable Ukraine’s Rapid-Fire FPV Strikes
Videos from Ukraine suggest that some FPVs may be using a Leader-Follower setup: the operator guides a drone to target, and automated followers hit the same spot.
UN rights chief slams ‘deafening silence’ over Afghan suffering
Volker Turk said countries must renew efforts to pressure the Taliban government to end a raft of oppressive restrictions imposed on women and girls in particular.
Springboks say their set-pieces still have room to improve
Assistant coach Deon Davids said he's enjoying the fruits they've reaped from their hard labour. But there's more to do.
Argentine women’s blind football team claims continental glory
Las Murciélagas beat hosts Brazil to win the discipline’s inaugural Copa América La entrada Argentine women’s blind football team claims continental glory se publicó primero en Buenos Aires Herald .
Serbian leader calls snap elections after dissolving country’s parliament
“I am convinced that the citizens of Serbia will choose the right path into the future,” Aleksandar Vučić said Wednesday.
PNB scholarship programme marks 30 years of building talent
KUALA LUMPUR: Permodalan Nasional Bhd’s (PNB) scholarship programme has supported thousands of Malaysians over three decades, Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan said.
Malami backs return of fuel subsidy, cites worsening hardship
The African Democratic Congress, ADC, governorship candidate in Kebbi State, Abubakar Malami, has backed the restoration of fuel subsidy, saying it should be among the immediate measures to address…
Bain Capital and Omnam Group announce the sale of the Lake Como Edition Hotel to Sansiri Capital
The transaction follows the landmark property’s March 2026 debut and marks the completion of the joint venture transformation of the Lake Como site into a five-star EDITION hotel BANGKOK, THAILAND…
Passengers stranded at Aayalolo Tudu Terminal as drivers strike over unpaid bonuses
Passengers were left stranded at the Ayalolo bus terminal in Tudu, Accra, after drivers abruptly stopped work, disrupting services and leaving commuters scrambling for alternative means of transport.
Russia’s new ballistic missile could reach western Ukraine—and it may be tested there within months
Russia is building more ballistic missiles as well as longer-ranged ones, part of a push to tip Ukraine into a social and economic crisis, Kyiv's military intelligence says.
2026/27 GHPL: Debibi United coach apologises for ‘racist’ remarks about Kotoko coach Eric Tinkler
Debibi United head coach Isaac Nii-Armah has apologised for comments he made about Asante Kotoko manager Eric Tinkler following their Ghana Premier League clash on Sunday. Nii-Armah came under criticism after boasting about his unbeaten record against “white coaches” in the aftermath of Debibi United’s 2-2 draw with the Porcupine…
Merz accuses the far right of wanting to carry out “ethnic cleansing” in Germany
Alice Weidel, leader of the AfD party, demands the immediate deportation of “more than a million refugees” in the Bundestag.
The Inconvenient Truth: Debt does not make a nation poor; wasting it does
The 2025 numbers challenge one of Africa’s most persistent economic misconceptions. Global public debt stood at almost 94% of GDP: Japan’s exceeded 200%, the United Kingdom’s was above 100%, Singapore…
Email Impersonation Scam Diverts Employee’s €2,000 Salary
The Guardia Civil has identified a suspect following a Business Email Compromise scam targeting a company in Alicante Province.
Another embarrassing early exit for Zii Jia
KUALA LUMPUR: Lee Zii Jia suffered a shock second-round defeat against unheralded Taiwanese shuttler Wu Zhe Ying at the Vietnam Open in Ho Chi Minh City on Wednesday.
Indonesian volcanic eruption spotted from space | Space photo of the day for Sept. 9, 2026
Anak Krakatau erupted, and satellites were watching.
Correcting the world map is a good idea – but this UN resolution doesn’t make the case
The UN General Assembly has overwhelmingly voted to encourage wider use of world maps that represent the relative sizes of continents more accurately.
PHALA PHALA: Impeachment committee labelled an ‘extension of the Presidency’ as evidence leader dispute continues
The impeachment committee on the Section 89 Enquiry continues to take decisions by vote rather than consensus, amid bloc politicking and numerical dominance as litigation shapes parliamentary decision-making.