A Nigerian man spent N2.2 million to install solar electricity for his personal use so that he would no longer depend on light from the national grid.
Former Indian fielding coach, R Sridhar believes Virat Kohli is primed for the upcoming series in Australia. Despite the challenges, Sridhar is confident in Kohli's rigorous preparation routine, highlighting his focus on fitness, technique refinement, and extensive net sessions to counter the Australian bowling attack.
Emergency services were called out to a fire on Lady Street in Annan on Tuesday morning.
The arrests came after a wave of protests erupted over the tragedy.
(Telecompaper) Regional broadband service provider LiveOak Fiber has named Kyle Alcorn its new vice president of sales...
King Charles's Coronation was smaller and shorter than the late Queen Elizabeth's, as the monarch was mindful of the cost of living crisis affecting millions in Britain.
For wine lovers, it's time to sip and celebrate: this Thursday marks Beaujolais Nouveau day in France and worldwide. In this Entre Nous, we find out how, for some, the third Thursday of November became synonymous with drinking. We also break down some of the other rules about this famous French wine. Finally, we discuss increasingly popular alternatives for those who want to drink less, or not at all.
TEHRAN, Nov. 21 (MNA) – Iran’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office and other International Organizations in Geneva Ali Bahreini says that unilateral sanctions have devastating consequences for the ordinary people.
The First Minister said being an MP and MSP is ‘very demanding’, when asked about the SNP Westminster leader’s career ambitions.
The energy supplier has said it will offer eight hours of electricity for free between 8am and 5pm on December 25.
Manager Russell Martin revealed PGMOL held a meeting with Southampton bosses as Howard Webb defended "correct" VAR decisions at Wolves.
Located a staggering 160,000 light-years from us, the star WOH G64 was imaged thanks to the impressive sharpness offered by the European Southern Observatory's Very Large Telescope Interferometer (ESO's VLTI). The new observations reveal a star puffing out gas and dust in the last stages before it becomes a supernova.
Could there be a former MVP on the trading block? Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic reports that rival executives believe the Cubs want to trade Cody Bellinger, though that may prove a difficult task due to the 29-year-old’s hefty salary. Bellinger opted into the second year of his three-year contract with Chicago, which guarantees him […]
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I see relatively quiet weather into Thanksgiving, but the weekend after Thanksgiving may bring significant snow followed by the first real shot of numbing air this winter season
Adani groups legal turmoil A cautionary tale for global investors
THE ‘world’s most sexually active woman’ has slammed the double standards she faces compared to men.
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What is it with all the paintings of alarmingly rectangular livestock in early-19th century Britain? Mostly cows, but also sheep and various barnyard animals, these weird creatures inhabit otherwise realistically-rendered canvases. — Read the rest
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In August the Justice Department started the Corporate Whistleblower Awards Pilot Program and it has already resulted in 200 people providing tips.
Mayor inspects screening camps organised by Health Dept. in zones 1 and 2, where low-lying areas were inundated during the heavy rains in October
Google keeps Gmail messages secure during transit, but when your email arrives all privacy bets are off. Here’s what you need to know.
An atmospheric river is hitting California after a bomb cyclone brought heavy winds and rain to the region.
A woman in Thailand dubbed "Ms. Cyanide" smiled as she was sentenced to death for killing her friend with the fast-acting poison — as she faces accusations of fatally poisoning 13 other wealthy friends who she swindled thousands of dollars from.
The dig site contained many ancient tombs dating back to the Early Bronze Age from 3500-2000 BC, with one containing skeletons, jewellery, and pottery.
“We are proud and very pleased with the way our interparliamentary contacts are developing. We represent our peoples, and our peoples are very like-minded - they are peace-loving and have always treated each other with great affinity,” added Sahiba Gafarova.
