Lowe Expresses Concern Over Milk Prices In Malawi
Minister of Agriculture Lobin Lowe has expressed concern over the low prices that Milk producers are receiving from buyers.
Lowe registered the concern at Bvumbwe in Thyolo district when commemorating World Milk Day which falls on 1 June each year and this year’s day was sponsored by Shire Highlands Milk Producers Association (SHMPA).
Lowe said his ministry will continue sponsoring farmers through Agricultural Commercialization Project (AGCOM) with...
Watch| Ghanaian Lady Smashes Boyfriend’s Flatscreen HD TV For Cheating On Her
I wonder how people survive in toxic relationships? Regardless of the enjoyment that they derive from the relationship, it is best to step out of it when you can.
A young Ghanian lady has been spotted in this viral video as she destroys the boyfriend’s expensive flatscreen TV.
This is true from a new video that is currently making rounds on social media.
The video sees the exact moment the...
Residents on the run after a powerful and ‘extreme’ 7.6 earthquake hit Indonesia with Tsumani warning issued
People are running to safety after a powerful 7.6 earthquake struck off the coast of Indonesia near Flores Island.
Videos shared on social media show people fleeing in terror.
One clip shows people running inside a hospital in an evacuation to ensure people remain safe after vibrations were felt.
Another video shows the damage done inside a building in the aftermath of the vibrations. In the video, wooden roof supports...
Bees kill 63 endangered penguins in South Africa
A swarm of bees has killed 63 endangered African penguins on a beach outside Cape Town, the Southern African Foundation for the Conservation of Coastal Birds said.
The protected birds were found dead in Simon’s Town, a small town near Cape Town home to a colony of penguins, and taken for post-mortems.
“After tests, we found bee stings around the penguins’ eyes,” said the foundation’s David...
Spider-Webs Blanket Australian Landscape After Floods
Massive spider-webs stretching across trees and paddocks have formed near towns in Australia recently hit by floods.
Residents in Victoria's Gippsland region say the gossamer-like veils appeared after days of heavy rain.
In one area, a spider-web covered more than a kilometre along a road.
Experts say the veils are created by a survival tactic known as "ballooning", where spiders throw out silk to climb to higher...
