Litmus Test for the CDS, New Service Chiefs 

When President Bola Ahmed Tinubu decorated the newly appointed Service Chiefs at the Presidential Villa, Abuja, it was more than a ceremonial change of command, but a clear and uncompromising charge to defend the nation, restore citizens’...

“Radical Powers of Transformation”: On Worldwide Black Movie Theater

I t is nighttime. There are black-and-white shots of blurry lights, dark information of teams evasion. Versus these backgrounds, the 2022 movie I’ll Be Back! displays 5 intertitles, educating the tale of François Makandal: It’s 20 th January 1758...

Attention With Intention -By Tony Osakpamwan Agbons

Some days ago, I was scanning through journal archives on my computer for some important information. There is a research presentation which am due to make in the next few weeks. As its oft the case search techniques learnt in graduate school came...

Full List Of African Countries With U.S. Military Involvement And Reasons Behind Each Mission

For decades, the United States has maintained a steady, though often understated, presence across parts of Africa, driven by a mix of humanitarian aid, counterterrorism efforts, and global security interests. Unlike large-scale invasions seen...

Aging chimps show human-like cognitive decline

Share this Article You are free to share this article under the Attribution 4.0 International license. New field observations suggest that wild chimpanzees—our closest primate relatives—may also show signs of cognitive decline with age. In a study...

Hidden 5-mile Wide Asteroid Crater Beneath the Atlantic Revealed in Stunning 3D

Researchers from Heriot-Watt University have released striking images of an asteroid impact crater hidden deep beneath the floor of the Atlantic Ocean. These images confirm that the 9 km (~5.6 mile) wide Nadir Crater, lying about 300 meters (~1000...

Massive Asteroid Crater Discovered Deep Beneath the Atlantic Ocean

Scientists have unveiled a 66-million-year-old, 5-mile-wide asteroid crater hidden beneath the Atlantic Ocean. Stunning 3D seismic images reveal molten rock, mega-tsunamis, and the chaotic aftermath of a colossal ancient impact. A colossal...

Northern Virginia hauntings: Urban legends and unsolved mysteries

If you believe in that sort of thing, Northern Virginia is full of paranormal activity. Our recorded history dates back to the Colonial era, so it’s no surprise we have them –- the spirit of a young woman at Gadsby’s Tavern in Alexandria, a ghost...

Woodstock-Born Electronica Producer Photay Plays Assembly

Hudson Valley-bred experimental electronica multi-instrumentalist, composer, and producer Evan Shornstein—better known by his performing name, Photay—will bring his dazzling and immersive sound back to the area this month. Ahead of the show, he...

Baboons filmed sharing meat like hunter-gather humans

Baboons share meat in accordance with the unwritten rules that govern their society, according to new research in the journal iScience. The finding, which echoes patterns seen in hunter-gatherer tribes, may help to explain the evolution of some...

'Ghana and Africa can stand on their own' - President Mahama tells Time Magazine

President John Dramani Mahama has told Time Magazine that Ghana and Africa have the capacity to thrive independently. In a wide-ranging interview, he emphasised the continent’s economic potential, the importance of self-reliance, and the need for...

Hidden Asteroid Crater Revealed: Stunning 3D Image Uncovers Atlantic’s 5-Mile Wide Geological Secret

IN A NUTSHELL 🌊 Scientists discovered the Nadir Crater beneath the Atlantic, revealing new insights into Earth’s past. 🪨 The crater’s formation coincides with the Chicxulub impact, linked to dinosaur extinction. 🔍 Advanced 3D seismic imaging...

Martin O'Neill's last Celtic XI to face Rangers: Where they are now as Hoops hero lands shock Hampden chance

A look at the last Martin O’Neill side to face Rangers way back in April 2005. As Martin O’Neill prepares for his 28th Old Firm Derby as Hoops boss, here’s a walk down memory lane to the last time the current caretaker led his side out against...

Benin’s Growing Investment Opportunities Amid Emerging Market Risks

By Africa Risk Control (ARC) – Benin, a small West African nation along the Gulf of Guinea, is quietly emerging as a strategic hub for investors seeking a gateway into the region. While often overshadowed by its larger neighbors, the country’s...

El Fasher descends into chaos with UN reporting mass killings and unprecedented human rights violations

The United Nations (UN) Security Council on Thursday, 30 October 2025, condemned the atrocities being perpetrated by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) in El Fasher, the capital of North Darfur, which include “summary executions and...

Ghana Hosts Regional Energy Summit Amid Ambitious Transition Goals

Ghana will host the West Africa Energy Cooperation Summit next month, bringing together regional government leaders, investors, and industry partners at a moment when the country is positioning itself as a clean energy hub despite continuing to...

Carla Hayes in Malaga, mixed-race art that makes black bodies visible

Around the year 1500, in one of his best-known paintings, Gentile Bellini depicted the moment when a relic of the Holy Cross fell into the San Lorenzo canal in Venice. On the far right, a black person is preparing to jump into the water to...

COUNTER-TERRORISM: Islamic Terrorists Rampage Across Africa

November 1, 2025: Over 200,000 deaths are attributed to Islamic terrorist groups operating in sub-Saharan Africa in the past ten years. Separately, escalating violence in the Sahel and Somalia have caused fatalities linked to militant Islamist...

Baboons share food based on the strength of their friendships

Guinea baboons share food in ways that reflect the strength of their relationships. Close partners receive pieces calmly, while distant acquaintances see more snatching. The pattern mirrors how human hunter-gatherers distribute precious food...

CaFGOAG, Regional Maritime University engages on sustainable fisheries collaboration 

By Laudia Sawer, GNA Nungua, Oct. 28, GNA — The Canoe and Fishing Gear Owners Association of Ghana (CaFGOAG) has engaged the Regional Maritime University (RMU), to explore areas of collaboration aimed at strengthening capacity building, research,...