Science
Namibia’s Young Scientists To Showcase Talent At National Science Fair
The National Science Fair is an annual event where the best science projects for all 14 Namibian Regions compete against
Technology
Telenor Company Reports Huge Operational Loss During CY22
Despite losing over a million subscribers, Telenor Pakistan, third-ranked mobile broadband provider, saw some growth in the topline, but it
Health
Addis Ababa’s GHG Emissions Expected To Reach 32M Tons By 2030
Ethiopia’s capital Addis Ababa, one of the member cities of the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group (C40), has committed to
Environment
EU To Fund €87mln To Support Inclusive Green Growth In Pakistan
Muhammad Arbab Khan claimed that the EU’s support was essential for giving Pakistan’s green and clean initiatives the desired impetus.
Nature
SA’s Long Tongued Flies Represent Only Half Species Known To Science
Southern Africa’s long-tongued flies (Nemestrinidae) are unique for their exceptionally long proboscises. The diversity of this group of ecologically significant
Lifestyle
Carhartt Launches Carhartt X-1 Smart Heated Vest
Carhartt says X-1 Smart Heated Vest is built to eliminate the pain point of layering clothes while on the job,
Interview
VC Dr. Mukhtar Selected Among Top 150 TVET Leaders Across Globe
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar, vice chancellor of NSU, Islamabad received a certificate of honour from a UN organisation for providing
Gaming
PTCL Group’s GameKey Arena Reaches Semifinal Round
The largest E-Sports gaming competition run by the PTCL Group, GameKey Arena, has reached the nail-biting semifinal round. The largest
Education
BE Program Of SAU Got Accreditation At Level II By PEC
According to a notification, the PEC’s 108th meeting approved accreditation for the BE degree program’s level II outcome-based education system
Food Security
Fall Armyworm Threatening Entire African Maize Crop: Study
Researchers found that almost 92% of Africa’s maize growing areas support year-round growth of fall armyworm. Scientists from the University
