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TOKYO -- A global venture capitalist says it is a "good time to invest" in Japanese startups, as the market remains more "stable" amid the global fund

Equation. thats why this would send a chill through a lot of people. yeah, this has been one of the number one fears with, in a democratic world can hackers get into electoral systems and change the vote? that has not happened here, the electoral commission are confident that the six by—elections that have taken place in the uk during this period were not affected. they say this is partly the dispersal, local councils run elections in this country but also because we have this old—fashioned ...

"You are wrong. This is not about love, it's about money, it's about my estate."

Tolerance is a virtue Kenyans should learn to embrace

On Monday, the National Theatre Association of Malawi (Ntam) announced the establishment of a national theatre competition. Ntam leadership says the competition is one of its initiatives to revive theatre in Malawi which almost went on its knees due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Our Staff Reporter BRIAN ITAI caught up with Ntam president Maxwell Chiphinga

Misnomer, Chaz Munthali’s latest movie is a window into a world of chaos, betrayal and mistrust. Inspired by the bloody killings and attacks of persons with albinism, the movie, originally intended to be a documentary, depicts two sides of humanity—the dark and the bright side. Humanity’s dark side is portrayed by the attacks, abductions and

EPIC ON is excited to announce its next growth phase with a robust slate of original series. The originals promise to take viewers on an impressive journey through compelling narratives, unforgettable characters, and high-quality production values. �� EPIC ON To Launch New Six Shows! From Tatlubaaz To Chill, Here’s Looking at the Upcoming Series on OTT Platform.

Complainants in Jub Jub rape case tell of harrowing ordeals as they tried to fight off his advances

Hastings and Napier were negative 0.5 and 0.3 degrees Celsius on Sunday.

The country is not behind as far as poetry production and recitals are concerned. It has witnessed a proliferation of poetry and a day cannot pass without playing on our local radio and TV stations. But if the present poetic works can be compared to the works of Malawian legendary poets such as Jack Mapanje,