11-year old boat ‘pilot/captain?’

Brig. Gen. Dan Frimpong (Rtd) Opinion Oct - 24 - 2025 , 12:07 6 minutes read Week two of September 2025 was eventful both at home and internationally. “ Pink October,” previously dedicated to breast cancer education, was upgraded to education on...

The Comedy Wildlife Awards – a peek at some of the finalists

The ‘world’s funniest wildlife photography competition’ has revealed its shortlist, showing nature at its comedic best Good comedy is all about timing, and for proof look no further than the photographs shortlisted for this year’s Comedy Wildlife...

Harena Resources on RAB Capital investment, US Funding Talks & Rare Earth Breakthroughs in Robotics

13th October 2025 Runtime 10:22 In this investor update, Ivan Murphy, Executive Chairman of Harena Resources (HREE), reveals how the company is advancing its ionic clay rare earths project in Madagascar. Following increased investment from RAB...

Our Sadc chairmanship back

Zimbos swear to Muck that Vice-President Constantino Chiwenga’s downfall is divine retribution for his disrespect to chiefs, especially when he insulted and threatened Chief Murinye a few years ago, believing that guns could do everything....

Your ultimate guide to Korean beauty for glowing, glass skin

K-Beauty has taken the world by storm with cutting-edge innovation and high-quality skincare. At its core is more than just a skin trend: it’s a mindset that is deeply rooted in the tradition of self-care with moments of calm and deep respect for...

Behold Gen Z

A new wave of political movements without any so-called ideological underpinning except for deafeningly noisy demands for basic citizens’ needs and livelihoods is sweeping across the world from the Andes to the Himalayas. After Nepal, the...

Gen Z is here.

October 22nd 2025. There is a new wave of political movements sweeping across the world, fueled by the demands of everyday citizens and their basic needs and livelihoods. What makes these movements unique is that they are not driven by any...

Police clash with protesters as thousands rally in Madgascar

Several thousand anti-government demonstrators marched on Thursday through Madagascar's capital, several of them injured when police cracked down on the latest youth-led protest of the past two weeks. The fresh rally came after the Gen Z movement...

Top windsurfers test their skills at Aloha Classic

Kai Lenny, a professional surfer from Maui, competes in the 2025 Aloha Classic at Hookipa Beach Park. The mix keeps growing as the mecca of windsurfing from around the world comes together to compete on Maui’s North Shore at Hoʻokipa Beach Park....

Funny Finalists of the 2025 Nikon Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

“I Just Can’t Wait To Be King” by Bret Saalwaechter (United States) Animal: Lion Location of shot: Serengeti National Park, Tanzania While photographing a pride of lions in the Serengeti, I watched as a group of cubs channeled their inner toddler...

Fast fashion lifted some countries out of poverty. What happens when Americans stop buying?

In the heart of southern India’s centuries-old textile industry, tens of millions of garment workers spin cotton fibers into yarn each year. They then dye large swaths of that yarn a dusty indigo hue before weaving it into a denim fabric that will...

Reptile ‘pee crystals’ could aid deal with kidney rocks and gout arthritis

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Designing a Resilient and Data-Driven FinCrime Function in the Age of AI

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How Mwinyi polishes the shining tourism star

ZANZIBAR: TOURISM industry, undeniably the pillar of Zanzibar’s economy, was already severely affected by the global COVID-19 pandemic when the then President-elect Dr Hussein Ali Mwinyi assumed office in November 2020. But, five years later, the...

When life becomes too expensive to live! Gambia

- Advertisement - By Madi Jobarteh Internet – expensive. Water – expensive. Electricity – expensive. Fuel – expensive. Cost of living – expensive. Quality of service – poor. This is the daily reality for ordinary Gambians. The government must be...

Reptile ‘pee crystals’ might help treat kidney stones and gout

It may come as a surprise, but not all animals pee. While almost every living organism possesses an excretory system, most reptiles don’t eliminate excess nitrogen-containing waste in the form of liquid urine. Instead, they rid themselves of the...

CRISIS WITHOUT CURE: A Marxist analysis of the impending stock market crash

This week, the collapse of Tricolour and First Brand sent a ripple of fear through the capitals of the world. From giddy boasts that the ‘bull’ market would never come down, capitalists are now reckoning with the fact that there is a gigantic...

Why youth voter apathy in Ivory Coast isn’t a rejection of democracy

Ivory Coast’s presidential election is Saturday, but in the bustling Abidjan neighborhood of Yopougon, waitress Grace Gbizié made up her mind long ago. There’s no point in voting, declares the 21-year-old as she darts between tables at a popular...

Kildare Death Notices for today: Thursday, October 23 2025

Laurence (Larry) Byrne The death has occurred of Laurence (Larry) Byrne, Courtown Park, Kilcock, Kildare. Byrne, Laurence (Larry), Courtown Park, Kilcock, Co. Kildare, October 21 2025, peacefully at home. Predeceased by his parents Terry and...

The snackdown: Apparently, we forgot what potato chips are made from

Key takeaways: A surprising number of consumers don’t realize potato chips are made from actual potatoes. Snack and bakery brands are urgently rebranding to rebuild trust and spotlight real ingredients. Years of flashy marketing and vague labels...