Historical echoes from Suez to Israel’s early nuclear tensions show how players have switched positions while the risks have only ...

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A small surgical centre in Kyabirwa is offering microwave ablation for liver tumours and other minimally invasive procedures, bringing specialised cancer care closer to Ugandan patients ...

Iran's attack on Dubai and Abu Dhabi is not merely retaliatory; it is strategic signalling embedded in broader geopolitical competition. It's reflective of several things: deterrence messaging to the ...

By Eric OSIAKWAN On January 30, 2026, we woke up to the chilling effect of the insolvency of Koko Network, a Kenyan climate ...

The backstory: The collection of 19 manuscripts written on scrolls of papyrus and linen fragments are fragile, with one of ...

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From AI-enabled drones in Ukraine to debates over killer robots, experts are arguing how artificial intelligence is ...

Rubio’s Munich speech sparks fears of “Colonialism 3.0” — could its failure pave the way for Africa’s true sovereignty?

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Higher oil and gas prices are certain as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz threatens to disrupt 15% of global oil supply and 20% of global LNG supply, with oil prices potentially exceeding ...

In a ruling that could redefine the global surveillance-for-hire industry, a Greek court has convicted four senior executives linked to the controversial spyware company Intellexa. Among those ...