Footba ll A ssociation of Malawi (FAM) yesterday unveiled Admiral Sports as all national teams’ technical sponsor. The two year-par tnership wi l l see the spor ts apparel manufacturers providing ...

Minister of Labour, Mohamed Gibran met, Tuesday, with a delegation from the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ) to review the agency’s activities in Egypt, with a particular focus on the ...

Uber tells it as it is. Credit: uber Uber hailed itself a new logo, and it's, well, very Uber. Uber Eats will also get a new look. The new Uber logo will make its way onto apps and beyond in the ...

For the first time in its nearly 250 years of history, the US is set to have an official language: On March 1, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that designated English to be the ...

Officials didn’t say if the boxes held classified documents. When asked what was in them, one official said, “These are President Trump’s things.” By Clarissa-Jan Lim The FBI has returned ...

Bell Media has laid off nearly 100 workers, most of whom are in Toronto and Montreal, the Star has learned. “As part of Bell Media’s ongoing transformation to a digital media and content ...

Hundreds of informal traders blockaded the entrance to Malawi’s parliament on Tuesday in a protest over the rising cost of living. Lawmakers were prevented from leaving the National Assembly ...

Malawi National Women’s Football Team recovered from a 2-0 to beat hosts Zambia 3-2 in a nail-biting international friendly match played in Lusaka on Tuesday. Malawi survived a scare when the ...

Some employees at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development were greeted by an unusual sight in their offices Monday: a fake video of President Donald Trump with his mouth on the toes ...

Malawi’s foreign exchange crisis has persisted for years, crippling the economy, driving inflation, and creating barriers to development. While policymakers have attempted various solutions ...

Big changes are coming to the Starbucks menu this spring. Starbucks revealed exclusively to TODAY.com that on March 4, it will remove a selection of less popular beverages from its menu.