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In an era where misinformation spreads faster than verified news, journalists are becoming high-value targets for cyberattacks. Hackers, troll farms, and surveillance actors see newsrooms as gateways to public influence, making media professionals especially vulnerable online. Protecting journalists is…
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Communication Specialist and staunch supporter of the National Democratic Congress (NDC), Bridget Otoo has stated in a series…
Volunteers at the Lagos Food Bank are tirelessly packing boxes of essential supplies for some of the city’s…
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At the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 9), Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba announced sweeping initiatives to deepen Africa–Asia ties, including the creation of a proposed “Indian…
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Neglect of Gifted Students contributing to Finland’s declining Education Rankings, Expert Warns
Finland’s failure to adequately support its most gifted students is contributing to the country’s falling international education rankings, according to Kirsi Tirri, Professor of…
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Akere Tabeng Muna, a prominent opposition figure and former bar president, has formally petitioned Cameroon’s Constitutional Council to bar President Paul Biya from contesting the upcoming election. Muna’s motion, filed…
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Former Benin international striker Razak Omotoyossi has been eulogised by his ex-teammates as “a servant of Beninese football” following his passing at the age of 39 in neighboring Nigeria, where…
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As Russia marked its annual Victory Day parade this year, Ukrainian television screens were abruptly taken over by hackers backing the Kremlin. Instead of…
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As Russia marked its annual Victory Day parade this year, Ukrainian television screens were abruptly taken over by hackers backing the Kremlin. Instead of local programming, viewers were shown live footage from Moscow’s…
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Israel is preparing to make medical history with what is being described as the world’s first spinal cord transplant, according to a report by the Jerusalem Post. The pioneering procedure, developed by Israeli neurosurgeons and research scientists, is expected to revolutionize treatment for patients with severe spinal…