“The police violated my rights” – Speed Darlington reveals
Controversial Nigerian singer and content creator Speed Darlington has recently shared his experience following his arrest and detention for defamation. In a widely circulated video on October 17, 2024, he recounted his time in police custody, claiming that his rights were infringed upon. He said, “The police violated my civil rights and my human rights…
Alleged Okuama killings: Court adjourns N2bn suit against Nigerian Army until Nov. 28
A Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday, adjourned a N2 billion fundamental rights enforcement suit filed by Mr Lucky The post Alleged Okuama killings: Court adjourns N2bn suit against Nigerian Army until Nov. 28 appeared first on National Accord Newspaper…
Bangladesh court orders arrest of former PM Sheikh Hasina, 45 others for ‘crimes against humanity’
A Bangladeshi court on Thursday issued an arrest warrant against former prime minister Sheikh Hasina—who fled to India in August after she was toppled from power after a student-led revolution—for alleged crimes against humanity…
Update on Regulatory Review of Lecanemab for Early Alzheimer’s Disease in Australia
TOKYO and CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Oct 17, 2024 – (JCN Newswire) – Eisai Co., Ltd. and Biogen Inc. announced today that the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) of Australia issued a public statement about the initial decision not to register the humanized anti-solubleaggregated amyloid-beta (Aβ) monoclonal antibody lecanemab for the treatment of patients with mild cognitive...
Tracking the Ghost and the Darkness: DNA Decodes Deadly Diets of Tsavo’s Legendary “Man-Eater” Lions
Researchers analyzed DNA from hairs in the teeth of the infamous Tsavo man-eating lions, revealing that they consumed a diverse range of animals including giraffes and humans. The analysis indicated that the lions were siblings with a genetic makeup typical of Kenyan or Tanzanian lions. The Terror of Tsavo In 1898…
Namibia: Are Politics and Profit Behind Plans to Cull Elephants?
allAfrica] The decisions made by the Namibian and Zimbabwean governments to slaughter hundreds of elephants amid a widespread drought will do very little to address the effects of human hunger or alleviate human-elephant conflict. So why are they really doing it? A real motive may be a thinly-veiled desire to make a profit…UN report says 1.1 billion people in acute poverty
More than one billion people are living in acute poverty across the globe, a UN Development Program report said Thursday, with children accounting for over half of those affected. The paper published with the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative (OPHI) highlighted that poverty rates were three times higher in countries at war…
Development Works Food to up capital via SAR 90M rights issue under new strategy
Logo ofDevelopment Works Food Co. Development Works Food Co.’s board of directors unveiled the company’s new strategy today, Oct. 16, under which capital would be raised from SAR 30 million to SAR 120 million through a SAR 90 million rights issue, according to a Tadawul filing…
Saudi Arabia to localize 4 healthcare jobs
The Ministry of Human Resources and Social Development, in partnership with the Ministry of Health, decided to raise the Saudization rates for four healthcare jobs in the private sector. These include radiology (65%), medical laboratories (70%), clinical nutrition (80%), and physical therapy (80%). According to the Saudi Press Agency (SPA…