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May 10, 2022
Elon Musk’s plan to purchase Twitter and take the company private has prompted speculation about the social media platform’s future. Musk has offered $44 billion for Twitter, raising questions about the company’s value and sparking concerns that he will roll back content moderation policies. A fundamental question underlies the controversy that often surrounds the platform,
April 12, 2022
The decision made by multi-billionaire Elon Musk not to sit on Twitters board could indicate that he plans on making an unsolicited takeover of the social media firm.
March 24, 2022
The Miami bench was a hostile place during the Heats game against the Warriors. Fans were asking what happened with Jimmy Butler and Coach Spo
December 15, 2021
Fast-moving viral memes create space for low-stakes, humorous and wholesome engagement on often toxic social media platforms
December 15, 2021
Today's Water Cooler
August 14, 2021
Viewpoint: Why Twitter got it wrong in Nigeria4 hours agoIn our series of letters from African writers, Nigerian journalist and novelist Adaobi Tricia Nwaubani considers Twitter's power and the Nigerian government's moves to curb it.It has been two months since the Nigerian government banned Twitter after the tech giant deleted a post by President Muhammadu…
August 14, 2021
Complex issues have been raised about policing speech and censoring unpopular voices.
June 2, 2021
President Buhari bin post thread of tweet on Tuesday wia im dey address insecurity palava for di kontri.
February 15, 2021
Text Size: A+ New Delhi: One of Pakistan’s prime exports, cotton, has witnessed a sharp decline in production over the past several years. According to a report in the Gulf News, the country saw its worst decline in cotton production in 2020-21. Another report in Geo News noted that Pakistan’s cotton stockpiling had sharply reduced by 43 per cent to 3.45 million bales in October last year, raising concerns that the country may have to spend $3 million to import at least 7 million bale...