CoPro 28, Israel's leading documentary market, is set to take place next month in Tel Aviv in a hybrid online and in-person format. Participants can expect a breadth of projects, ranging from ...

By Mohammed Abubakar A respected voice has finally said the quiet part out loud. No more dancing around it. No more bureaucratic fog. Professor Okey Ikechukwu, Executive Director of the Development ...

The farce lies in the performance of Pan-Africanism without power. It lies in institutions that speak of unity while African economies remain exposed to rating agencies, foreign currencies, creditor ...

Drafts of sunshine used to fall across my stationery in a ritual that has since been scrubbed from my daily life. We have ...

Blaming foreigners for a failing government, a toxic scapegoat for a country in freefall. #XenophobicFever We blame it all on ...

Staring at a blank page still hurts. Good news—you no longer have to face it alone. Modern AI chatbots brainstorm twists, track sprawling lore, and polish dialogue while you sip coffee. The AI-writing ...

The new measures, announced in a circular sent to all airlines, are designed to strengthen onboard safety and align with international aviation standards ...

Bullion climbed more than 1 per cent as renewed optimism around a potential US-Iran agreement weighed on oil prices and weakened the dollar ...

The New York Giants’ locker room saw turbulence unfold on social media as Jaxson Dart got caught up in a political debate for ...

Anti-Jewish hate did not disappear from American schools. It merely mutated. Open confrontations and attacks on Jewish students were not replaced with peace and inclusion; they morphed into ...

After 11 seasons and million lost, The Late Show host didn’t just say goodbye—he scorched the earth. Stephen Colbert took aim ...

Ian Thomas shares a case study on embracing AI-native engineering within Meta’s Reality Labs. He explains the "Assess and ...