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Zara Lianne23 May 2025

In the past few years, Nigerian schools have seen a rise in technology-driven education projects. From tablets to smart classrooms, government and private organizations are pushing digital tools into classrooms with the promise of transforming learning. But while the announcements sound exciting, the big question remains: Is EdTech really making a difference in Nigerian classrooms, […]

Zara Lianne22 May 2025

In a bold move to strengthen professionalism and order, the ECOWAS Parliament has adopted a revised set of Rules of Procedure during its First Ordinary Session of the Sixth Legislature held in Abuja, Nigeria. One of the standout changes is a clear ban on derogatory or insulting comments directed at fellow parliamentarians and West African […]

Zara Lianne22 May 2025

Citigroup has unveiled a new suite of artificial intelligence (AI) tools, called Citi AI, aimed at improving employee productivity across its Hong Kong operations. The move is part of the bank’s wider strategy to modernize its internal processes using cutting-edge technology. The AI tools are designed to assist staff with everyday tasks; from retrieving information […]

Zara Lianne22 May 2025

Women with extremely dense breast tissue should be offered additional scans under the NHS breast screening programme, researchers from the University of Cambridge have advised. Their findings suggest that doing so could help detect more breast cancers earlier and potentially save hundreds of lives each year. Breast density refers to the amount of fibrous and […]

Zara Lianne22 May 2025

Imagine a teacher who once went the extra mile: stayed late, planned creative lessons, and volunteered for school events. Now, they arrive on time, leave as soon as school ends, and only do what’s required. That’s quiet quitting; not resigning, but silently stepping back. The term “quiet quitting” gained attention on social media, especially among […]

Zara Lianne21 May 2025

Tragedy struck in Khuzdar, Balochistan province of Pakistan, on Wednesday, when a suicide bomber targeted a school bus, killing six people and injuring over 38 others. The blast occurred around 7:40 a.m. as the bus was transporting students to an Army Public School. Among the dead were four schoolchildren, the driver, and a security guard. […]

Zara Lianne21 May 2025

England is set to become the first country in the world to introduce a routine vaccination programme aimed at protecting people from gonorrhoea, a common and increasingly drug-resistant sexually transmitted infection (STI). The National Health Service (NHS) will begin offering the vaccine in August 2025, starting with groups most at risk, particularly gay and bisexual […]

Zara Lianne21 May 2025

Google is taking a bold step forward in redefining how we search for information online. The tech giant has introduced a new feature called AI Mode, designed to make its search engine feel more like a conversation with an expert rather than a list of links. Announced during the 2025 Google I/O conference, AI Mode […]

Zara Lianne21 May 2025

A heartbreaking incident occurred in Ibadan, Oyo State, on Tuesday, May 20, when a 14-year-old student, Kehinde Alade, was fatally shot by a stray bullet allegedly fired by a police officer. Kehinde, who was on his way to sit for the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), was accompanied by his twin brother and […]

Zara Lianne20 May 2025

Global pharmaceutical giant Pfizer has announced a major partnership with Chinese biotech firm 3SBio Inc. to develop and market a promising new cancer drug. The agreement marks a significant step in international collaboration on cancer treatment innovation. Under the deal, Pfizer will license the experimental therapy, known as SSGJ-707, a next-generation bispecific antibody designed to […]