ABUJA: President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Nigeria's armed forces on Thursday warned of Kenya-style violence in protests planned for next week over the soaring cost of living, with the military saying it would avert “anarchy”. Deadly protests have rocked Kenya, forcing the government to cancel new taxes. Nigeria's economic reforms saw a 40 percent increase … Read more
The leaders of the three major countries have called on Israel to reach a ceasefire, saying the situation in Gaza is “catastrophic”.
Who put technology in charge of us? We designed all these things. It's supposed to be subservient – but instead of technology fearing us, we now fear technology. Using the self-checkout is a bit like talking to your mother-in-law. You try your best, you want to do all the right things, but she comes along … Read more
PARIS: Didn't you know your pear horse from the uneven bars? AFP Sport looks at the intricacies of the artistic gymnastics competition that comes to life at the Paris Olympics on Saturday. Men compete on six events: floor, pommel horse, rings, vault, parallel bars and bars. There are four for women: vault, uneven bars, beam … Read more
Trump's assassination attempt is emerging as a key issue when it comes to dealings in one Australian workplace.
NEW YORK: A jersey belonging to American baseball legend Babe Ruth broke the world record for the most expensive sports item sold at auction on Thursday — and the sale isn't over yet. The highest bid for a New York Yankees jersey currently stands at $13.3 million including commission and fees. But the sale won't … Read more
The boss of the company now synonymous with the “blue screen of death” fiasco has “personally” apologized for the global outage.
WASHINGTON: US Republican vice-presidential candidate JD Vance is learning the hard way how the internet doesn't just love cats but childless cat ladies as comments resurfaced claiming those without offspring are less fit to govern. In a 2021 clip, Vance singled out Kamala Harris, now a Democratic presidential candidate, among others, telling Fox News that … Read more
It had more than 100 hotel locations around the world and was once valued in the billions, but now found itself in trouble.
Nine staff covering the Olympics are said to be “not exempt” from strikes as staff walk out over pay disputes.
