Ashmusy to Women: ‘You don’t need to be ready, just start’
"And I want to tell them what nobody told me: the waiting costs more than the mistakes ever will."
The last generation that passed nothing on, by Stephanie Shaakaa
By evening, the winged termites would arrive in dense swarms around every bulb in the compound, and the entire place would change character. Children would drift out
Scientists reprogram patient’s cells to reverse Type 1 diabetes
By Sola Ogundipe In an impressive medical breakthrough, scientists in China successfully reversed Type 1 diabetes in a female patient by using her own stem cells. The 25-year-old woman has remained insulin-independent for over a year. For the first time since her diagnosis, her body began producing insulin naturally, eliminating the need for daily injections. […]
New cancer immunotherapy shows promise
A new cancer study is attracting global attention after researchers reported that injecting an experimental immunotherapy into a single tumour appeared to spark an immune response against cancer cells in other parts of the body.
World Cup and the fading republic of humanity, by Stephanie Shaakaa
The tournament did not erase inequality or power or conflict, but it suspended them just long enough to suggest an alternative way of seeing the world
Security forces capture notorious gunmen, caches of arms, ammunition in Enugu
In major joint operations, security agencies in Enugu State have captured six notorious criminals on a security watch list in the state, also hauling in large caches of arms and ammunition in the process.
