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Nuclear watchdog is exposing sorghum and cress to orbital radiation in experiment to trigger resistance against global warming

Plus: South Africa will lose $13 billion this year to load shedding

Ruling party candidate Bola Tinubu WAS declared the winner of Nigerias presidential election on Wednesday, against Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi, reported The Washington Post.

There has been nothing in our lifetimes that it has done more to damagee moo the crediby of government scientists orntiss doctor os. and dr. anthony fauci, there are now tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions ofericn americans that are not goings believe the next thing a scie to believe the next thing a scientist or doctor working for the government sayths. and thats dangerous. if, god forbid, we have another pandemic, lets say we have hav something like ebola something like ebola that ha...

He is worried about the missing baby. lets take a look at some other stories in the headlines. in nigeria, its being reported ruling party candidate bola tin—ubu has a definitive lead in the presidential election. thats according to a reuters tally of provisional results from all 36 states. but opposition parties are calling for the election to be cancelled — alleging fraud after technical problems in the new electronic voting system. the peoples democratic party and the labour party say the...

The new law provides for at least 16 offences, including penalising owners of homes or businesses with unkempt compounds

According to KAS Media Africa, out of the 12 finalists, only three journalists have won the awards

In an editorial published today, they claimed America is fundamentally unprepared, despite the Covid pandemic being so fresh in peoples minds.

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Dr Opas said the Marburg virus is spreading in the central African region, particularly in Equatorial Guinea. There have been nine confirmed deaths and 16 suspected cases of the disease.

Marburg, one of the deadliest pathogens ever discovered, has already killed nine in Equatorial Guinea. Two suspected cases have since been spotted in neighbouring Cameroon.