Chinese scientists build robot that can prepare food like chef, video emerges
Chinese scientists have built a powerful humanoid robot which is capable of helping out with domestic chores The AI robot is known as Atom and it was developed by the Chinese robotics company Dobot which showed it online Atom, the AI assistant chef was spotted preparing a healthy breakfast according to specification and it also…
Activist Sues Government Over Police Use of Balaclavas and Unmarked Vehicles
An activist, backed by a human rights lobby group, has taken legal action against the continued concealment of police officers’ identities during patrols, arguing that the practice violates constitutional rights. Khelef Khalifa, in collaboration with Muslims for Human Rights (MUHURI), has filed a petition in the High Court in Mombasa…
17 dead as Cyclone Jude wreaks havoc in East Africa
Sixteen people died in Mozambique and one in Madagascar after Cyclone Jude pivoted through the region last week, according to the latest European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations (ECHO) report. More than 130 people were injured while four were recorded missing as of March 18…
‘Unprecedented’ Supreme Court bill threatens Indigenous rights in Brazil
Presented in February by Supreme Court Justice Gilmar Mendes, a draft bill violates Indigenous people’s constitutional rights by stripping their veto power against impactful activities on their ancestral lands and adding further obstacles to an already long land demarcation process…Balancing Technology and Human Connection: The Key to Future&Ready Travel Companies
Key trends shaping the travel industry include AI technology, personalized experiences, responsible tourism, and ‘bleisure’ – a blend of business and leisure…
Egypt offers EGP 3bn boost for state-funded medical treatment from March to June 2025
Deputy Prime Minister for Human Development and Minister of Health and Population Khaled Abdel Ghaffar, along with Minister of Finance Ahmed Kouchouk, reviewed the progress of the presidential directive to enhance funding for state-sponsored medical treatment. This initiative, part of the latest social protection package, aims to eliminate waiting lists for critical cases in all…
“Military Not Riding Roughshod’ on Civilians”, DHQ Reacts to DIScos Incident
“Military Not Riding Roughshod’ on Civilians”, DHQ Reacts to DIScos Incident The Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has reacted to allegations of military impunity, stating that the Armed Forces of Nigeria (AFN) is committed to upholding the rule of law and respecting human rights. According to the DHQ…
Mother Suspects ‘Foul Play’ After 13-Year-Old Son Drowned In Kubwa River
A grieving mother, Rebecca Isaiah, suspects foul play in the death of her 13-year-old son, Victory, who allegedly drowned in a river in Kubwa, Abuja. Isaiah, who spoke emotionally on Brekete Family, a programme on Human Rights Radio, Abuja, expressed doubts about the official account of events leading to his death…
Humanoid robots are breakdancing, with mixed results
Is the Boston Dynamics Atlas robot a better dancer than you? It’s time to find out. The post Humanoid robots are breakdancing, with mixed results appeared first on Popular Science…