Discover the incredible journey of five women who revolutionized science and innovation. From Marie Curie, pioneer of radioactivity, to Rosalind Franklin, revealer of the structure of DNA, via Ada Lovelace, precursor of computer programming, Jocelyn Bell Burnell, discoverer of pulsars, and Hedy Lamarr, inventor of the spread spectrum by frequency hopping. These exceptional women defied societal norms to leave an indelible mark on the history of science.
The sinking of the MV Tutor, attacked by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, raises questions about maritime security and regional tensions. This escalation of violence, linked to Israel’s invasion of Gaza, has already claimed thousands of lives. The ship was hit twice, leaving one crew member missing. The Houthis claimed responsibility for the attack in retaliation for an alleged violation of a prohibited zone. This tragedy highlights the stakes of regional conflicts and the need to find solutions to protect ships and innocent civilians at sea.
The article highlights the tragedies caused by extreme heat during the annual Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca, which resulted in the deaths of hundreds of pilgrims and many cases of heatstroke. Despite these challenges, the Hajj remains an important time of devotion for Muslims around the world and is also of great economic importance to Saudi Arabia. Authorities are taking measures to protect the health of pilgrims, highlighting the strength and resilience of the Muslim community in the face of adversity.
Cyril Ramaphosa has been reinstated for a second term as President of South Africa, after forming a coalition of political parties following the elections. This coalition, a first in the country’s history, aims to govern collectively. The President stressed the need to work together to meet the expectations of the South African people, despite the economic and social challenges facing the country. The new administration will have to find solutions to combat unemployment, improve access to basic services and address persistent inequalities. Although the coalition includes several political parties, some important actors remain outside this alliance, creating additional challenges for the future governance of South Africa.
Attend the long-awaited Amr Diab concert which will take place in Marassi, North Coast, on June 29. Tickets are already on sale, with prices ranging from LE3,000 to an astonishing LE200,000. Reserve your place for this memorable evening and choose from the different categories offered, including the VIP Lounge and VIP categories. Don’t miss this opportunity to see Amr Diab live, after the success of his concert in Dubai. Stay tuned for more information and surprises to come!
Witness Egyptian superstar Amr Diab’s electrifying performance at Marassi, North Coast on June 29. Tickets are on sale now, with prices ranging from LE3,000 to LE200,000. Diab recently set Dubai on fire with an unforgettable concert and always draws crowds. Reserve your tickets now for an evening of entertainment and incomparable musical talent. An experience not to be missed for all music fans.
In this extract from a blog article, we discover the remarkable journey of Mr. Onanuga, an eminent figure in journalism in Nigeria. His exceptional contribution to democracy and professional ethics has left its mark on the Nigerian media landscape. As co-founder of The News Magazine and former CEO of PM News, his courageous actions and relentless pursuit of the truth underscore the importance of independent journalism. His unwavering commitment to a free and ethical press leaves a treasured legacy, inspiring future generations to continue his work upholding the fundamental principles of journalism.
The social days organized by CEPAS in Kinshasa are crucial for the democratic future of the DRC. Under the theme “Reviving the dream of democracy in the DRC”, they aim to reflect on the inclusiveness and transparency of future elections. In partnership with institutions and organizations, these meetings offer perspectives for improving electoral processes to ensure fair and inclusive elections. A unique opportunity to rethink Congolese democracy and give hope to an entire people in search of justice, equality and freedom.
Conspiracy and theft trial in Ogunpa market area of Ibadan sparks debate. Two defendants have pleaded not guilty to the charges against them, relating to the theft of ₦700,000 from Ms. Esther Ayeni. The case raises questions about ethics and individual responsibility, highlighting the importance of respecting the property of others. It is crucial that justice is delivered in a fair and transparent manner, without tolerating corruption. Hopefully this trial will result in a fair and just resolution, highlighting the importance of integrity and individual responsibility in our society.
Governor Fubara cautions local council chairmen in Port Harcourt against any confrontation with security forces during their swearing-in. He encourages collaboration and peaceful resolution of conflicts to ensure stability and unity in the region. This approach is aimed at ensuring the safety and well-being of residents by fostering a climate of trust and cooperation between local authorities and security forces.