Egypt has captivated the world once again with the unveiling of remarkable new archaeological discoveries at the ancient necropolis of Thebes, located in Luxor. The finds, which include 4,000-year-old tombs of high-ranking officials and exquisite artwork from the reign of Queen Hatshepsut, were unearthed during a three-year excavation led …
Read More »Lionel Messi Honoured with Presidential Medal of Freedom by President Biden
In a momentous ceremony held on January 4, 2025, President Joe Biden bestowed the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the highest civilian honour in the United States, upon 19 distinguished individuals, including legendary footballer Lionel Messi and basketball icon Magic Johnson. This prestigious recognition underscores the profound impact these …
Read More »Tragedy at Sea: Dozens of Migrants Perish Off Tunisian Coast in New Year Shipwrecks
The Mediterranean Sea has once again become a graveyard for desperate migrants seeking a better life in Europe, with a particularly grim start to the new year off the coast of Tunisia. Recent shipwrecks have claimed the lives of at least 27 African migrants, including women and children, …
Read More »Muddy Thunderstorms: The Electrifying Dance of Volcanoes
The awe-inspiring power of volcanic eruptions is often accompanied by another dramatic natural phenomenon: lightning. While lightning is typically associated with storm clouds in the sky, volcanic eruptions can create their own unique form of electrical discharge, a spectacle known as a “Muddy Thunderstorm.” This intriguing and somewhat rare …
Read More »IPOB Challenges Soludo on the Link Between Kanu’s Release and South-East Insecurity
The ongoing security crisis in Nigeria’s South-East region has become a complex web of political maneuvering, with differing viewpoints emerging on the root causes and potential solutions. A recent disagreement between the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) and the Governor of Anambra State, Prof. Chukwuma Soludo, highlights the deeply …
Read More »Grim History and Chilling Details Surround Cerro Rico, the “Mountain that Eats Men” in Bolivia
Cerro Rico, the “Rich Mountain,” standing ominously over the city of Potosí in Bolivia, is far more than a geological formation rich in silver; it is a monument to human suffering, a chronicle etched in the blood and sweat of millions. Its evocative nickname, the “Mountain that eats men,” …
Read More »Former US President Jimmy Carter Dies at 100
Former United States President Jimmy Carter has passed away at the age of 100, as confirmed by the Carter Center, the organization he founded. Carter, who holds the distinction of being the longest-living former US president, died on Sunday afternoon in Plains, Georgia, his hometown. His passing marks the …
Read More »Manchester United Old Trafford Suffers Mice Infestation
Manchester United, one of the world’s most renowned football clubs, has been dealt an embarrassing blow off the pitch, with reports of a mouse infestation at their iconic Old Trafford stadium. A recent visit by hygiene inspectors revealed the presence of mouse droppings, leading to a disappointing two-star rating for …
Read More »Trafficking Ring Dismantled in Anambra: 13 Children Rescued, Suspect Arrested
The Anambra State Government, in conjunction with the Operation Clean and Healthy Anambra Brigade, has successfully rescued 13 children from suspected child traffickers in a decisive raid in Otolo Nnewi, Nnewi North Local Government Area. The operation, a result of proactive efforts, led to the apprehension of a middle-aged …
Read More »Max-Palasco Group of Companies CEO Receives Prestigious Doctorate of Humane Letters Degree
The Elohim Theological College and Seminary, an affiliate of Apostolic University (USA), on Friday 22nd November, 2024 conferred an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters degree on the CEO and Board Chair of Max-Palasco Group of Companies, Mr. Maxwell Palasco Boakye. This distinguished recognition was in appreciation of Dr. …
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