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Liars will release new album 'The Apple Drop' on August 6th. The long-running project was reduced to Angus Andrew on 2017's 'TFCF' and 2018's 'Titles With The Word Foundation', but is ready to expand once more. 10th album 'The Apple Drop' finds the songwriter working with outside forces, linking with avant-garde jazz drummer Laurence Pike, multi-instrumentalist Cameron Deyell and lyricist Mary Pearson Andrew. He comments: “For the first time I embraced collaboration from an early stage, allowing the work of others to influence the work of my own.” New album 'The Apple Drop' is seemi...

Background In 2013, the African Union adopted the Africa Agenda 2063 as the main compass to guide its strategic focus for the following 50 years. The African scientific community has developed Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy for Africa (STISA-2024) as the scientific implementation leg of the Agenda 2063. Both the Agenda 2063 underscore the critical role of space in addressing development challenges, and hence identified an African Outer Space programme as one of the flagships. This is also well reflected in the pillars of STISA-2024. This is a strong indication from the highest a...

Sharing the legacy of American writer and author Alex Haley Deadline to submit work in contest honoring late author is Friday, Feb. 19 Updated:  Tags:  The Roots mini-series in 1977 was based on a book by American author and writer Alex Haley. While the show captivated the nation, there are still those who struggle to keep the name of the Pulitzer Prize winning author alive. The Roots mini-series by Haley was viral back then. A landmark, historic epic that taught much of America about the history of African Americans through the eyes of Kunta Kinte, stolen from his land to become a slave...

Instead of sitting down to allow those who have money to offer to God to do so, a church member wrote an anonymous note giving reasons why he chose not to give money to the church and dropped it in the offering box.

A young Ghanaian lady has said that living with her boyfriend at the Osu cemetery in Ghana’s capital Accra has made her fearless because there’s nothing more fearful.