February
More Than Half of South Sudan's Population Facing Food Crisis
Written by VOAThree leading United Nations agencies warn that more than half of South Sudan's population is suffering extreme hunger, and humanitarian aid is urgently needed.
February
Lights Out in South Africa as Power Utility Struggles to Survive
Written by Anita Powell -VOABusinessman Collen Rameetsi wasn’t concerned about his welfare when South Africa’s power utility, Eskom, began implementing four-hour blackouts, known as “load-shedding,” last week to try to inch its way out of a debt and management crisis.
February
Putin: No need for another Cuban missile crisis over US-Russia dispute
Written by RTIf the US chooses to deploy intermediate-range missiles in Europe, it would escalate the tension to a level similar to that of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis for no reason whatsoever, Russian President Vladimir Putin argued.
February
Catholic cardinals urge end of 'homosexual agenda'
Written by BBCTwo prominent Roman Catholic Church cardinals have urged an end of what they call "the plague of the homosexual agenda", telling bishops to break their complicity over cases of sexual abuse.
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Agriculture Minister says Malawi still exporting tobacco to US
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3 Malawian young graduate scientists get training in agri-prenuership
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Mutharika says implementation of 'good ideas often been MW’s problem'
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Mutharika spells out 'Seven Essentials' for every Malawi community
