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Musinsa to open first overseas store in Shanghai
10+ min ago (511+ words) Business Musinsa to open first overseas store in Shanghai Published : Dec. 12, 2025 - 14:02:22 Korean fashion brand aims to expand offline presence in China Musinsa Standard said Friday it will officially open its first overseas store in Shanghai on Sunday, as the company accelerates its offline expansion in China. As Musinsa Standard's first store in China, the Musinsa Standard Parkson Shanghai will serve as a strategic hub for strengthening direct engagement with local consumers and speeding up Musinsa's global expansion. The company plans to gradually expand its offline presence across major cities in China. Musinsa will aim to strengthen seasonal and regional product assortments and deliver marketing initiatives tailored to the preferences of young Chinese consumers. Its new Shanghai store will feature mood- and theme-based zones to offer a variety of styles. Musinsa highlighted that the new offline store will offer a transparent…...
Mozambique: Thousands Displaced in Poor Conditions
11+ min ago (381+ words) Johannesburg " Provide Adequate Support to Civilians Fleeing Fighting in Northeast Thousands of civilians displaced by Islamist armed group attacks in northeastern Mozambique have been sheltering in overcrowded and inadequate conditions, Human Rights Watch said today. Mozambique's government should work with international agencies to provide sufficient support for people in need. "Displaced people in northern Mozambique, including many children, are living in extremely precarious conditions without adequate food, health care, shelter, and mental health support," said Sheila Nhancale, Africa researcher at Human Rights Watch. "Mozambican authorities need to take immediate measures to meet their needs and protect them from further risks." "We are living under trees, without a safe place to stay," said a displaced woman in Alua Sede, Er'ti district, who has not heard from her husband in more than two weeks since she escaped with her children from Mazua,…...
M’sia’s illicit finance rating gets an upgrade
12+ min ago (371+ words) Friday, 12 Dec 2025 FATF president Elisa de Anda Madrazo. " Source: FATF website It said the country has undertaken initiatives to update and deepen its understanding of illicit finance risks, as well as to strengthen domestic cooperation and coordination mechanisms. The FATF and APG mutual evaluation of Malaysia assessed the effectiveness of the country's AML/CFT/CPF measures, and their level of compliance with the international FATF Standards, at the time of an onsite visit by an international team of assessors in February 2025. It is to be noted that Malaysia was one of the first countries to be assessed in the new round of evaluations, FATF president Elisa de Anda Madrazo said in a statement released with the report. She said Malaysian authorities were highly committed to the process and had shown notable progress in strengthening the country's AML/CFT regime, resulting…...
Malawi: Govt Sparks Uproar With Dubious Parastatal Boards - Illegal, Conflicted, and Tone-Deaf
18+ min ago (392+ words) [Nyasa Times] Critics have come out swinging against government's newly announced parastatal boards, describing the appointments as chaotic, opaque and--in some cases--legally questionable. Malawi: Govt Sparks Uproar With Dubious Parastatal Boards - Illegal, Conflicted, and Tone-Deaf Critics have come out swinging against government's newly announced parastatal boards, describing the appointments as chaotic, opaque and--in some cases--legally questionable. The loudest concern centres on the bizarre decision to reconstitute the National Planning Commission (NPC) board barely a year into its five-year mandate. Governance experts and legal minds are questioning why the OPC tore up a legally-intact board confirmed by Parliament in November 2023 and replaced it with a fresh team chaired by business mogul Thom Mpinganjira. If the NPC Act of 2017 is followed, the tenure of commissioners--Richard Mkandawire, Phillip Madinga, Mercy Masoo, Natasha Nsamala and Betty Chinyamunyamu--runs until…...
23+ min ago (53+ words) Today Match CSA 4-Day Series Division 2 Live Scorecard, Knights vs Northern Cape TEST 10th Match Cricket full Scorecard with ball by ball commentary from Diamond Oval, Kimberley on 08:00 with Toss, Preview, Head to Head Updates, Playing 11 with highlights at Cricketnmore. CSA 4-Day Series Division 2 - 2025-26...
23+ min ago (53+ words) Today Match CSA 4-Day Series Division 2 Live Scorecard, Limpopo vs Border TEST 10th Match Cricket full Scorecard with ball by ball commentary from Cricket Club Ground, Polokwane on 08:00 with Toss, Preview, Head to Head Updates, Playing 11 with highlights at Cricketnmore. CSA 4-Day Series Division 2 - 2025-26...
No toilet in 170 govt schools, no drinking water in 61 schools in Karnataka
24+ min ago (224+ words) Updated - December 12, 2025 10:20 am IST - Bengaluru According to the information provided by the Minister, Karnataka has 46,460 government schools, and a total of 40,74,525 students have been enrolled for the year 2025-26. Out of these, 46,290 schools have a toilet. According to the Minister, a total of 701 government schools do not have a separate toilet for girls, and 2,039 government schools do not have a separate toilet for boys, forcing all students to use common toilets. Government schools in Bengaluru are also not exempt from this problem. Thousands of Children With Special Needs (CwSN) also study in government schools across Karnataka, but the government has failed to build CwSN-friendly toilets. There are no separate toilets for CwSN students in a total of 39,478 government schools in the State. Giving information about the development of basic facilities in schools, the Minister said that a total of 9,878 rooms have…...
Rugby Australia wanted answers about the controversial second Lions Test. They’re still waiting
26+ min ago (1609+ words) In an end-of-year Q&A, Rugby Australia boss Phil Waugh discusses the fallout of the dramatic Lions series, the Wallabies" slide, Joe Schmidt"s future, R360 and investment plans for women"s rugby. The Wallabies and Wallaroos had mixed results on the international stage in 2026.Credit: Getty Images Herald: The Wallabies had one win from five Tests on their spring tour, which deflated the buoyant mood of Australian rugby in the middle of the year. There were 15 Tests in 22 weeks, including a Lions series, and Joe Schmidt said he"d never dealt with something like that " in hindsight, was 15 too many to schedule? Some of the wins were spectacular, but the Wallabies ended up with only five victories from 15 Tests. It can"t be described as a successful year, can it? So you believe the Wallabies are in a stronger place…...
Small Molecule Inhibits OmpV to Fight Cholera
37+ min ago (810+ words) In a groundbreaking development poised to transform the treatment of cholera pandemics, researchers have unveiled a novel small molecule inhibitor that targets a previously understudied bacterial protein known as OmpV in Vibrio cholerae. This innovative therapeutic strategy holds immense promise for combating one of the most persistent and deadly bacterial infections impacting global public health, [] In a groundbreaking development poised to transform the treatment of cholera pandemics, researchers have unveiled a novel small molecule inhibitor that targets a previously understudied bacterial protein known as OmpV in Vibrio cholerae. This innovative therapeutic strategy holds immense promise for combating one of the most persistent and deadly bacterial infections impacting global public health, especially in endemic regions where rapid and effective treatment options remain scarce. Vibrio cholerae, the causative agent of cholera, continues to pose a severe threat; outbreaks frequently result in widespread…...
Fikile Mbalula is going to be ANC president, says Malema
49+ min ago (576+ words) Home " Fikile Mbalula is going to be ANC president, says Malema Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema, says Fikile Mbalula will succeed Cyril Ramaphosa as ANC president. Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) leader, Julius Malema, says'the African National Congress Secretary General Fikile Mbalula will succeed Cyril Ramaphosa as the party's president. Malema spoke during a media briefing in Johannesburg on Thursday. "Fikile Mbalula is going to be president of the ANC if there is no serious intervention made to stop him, I warned you about this Mbalula, if they allow him to do what he's doing he's going to lead them" "If this were a Marathon Mbalula is ahead Paul Mashatile is trying to catch up, I don't know how he will get there," said Malema. He claimed Mbalula took control of the National General Council (NGC) event in Boksburg…...