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Idris Ali Muhammed History is rarely altered by hesitation. It bends, instead, to moments of clarity: when leadership recognises that an old structure can no longer bear the weight of
By Bola A. Akinterinwa International politics is necessarily a conflict system because the international community comprises nation-states considered to be sovereign and equal. Sovereignty is about supreme power or supreme
Scientists discover underwater mountain ranges, golden towers of coral, and never-before-seen sea creatures.
The Oscar-frontrunner says acting is "like water to me" as she credits her craft with helping her mental health.
A new BBC documentary charts how the murders of 16 children and their teacher in March 1996 led to a handgun ban in the UK.
George Russell starts on pole for the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday as drivers battle for the opening race win of the season, and you can follow it all live on ESPN.
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Performed under the guise of protection, CHIJIOKE IREMEKA reports how breast ironing leaves deep physical and emotional scars, silencing victims and perpetuating cycles of fear, control, and inequality “I was about 13 when they noticed my breasts were developing. They didn’t warn me; they came in the middle of the night with a garri-turning stick Read More: https://punchng.com/scarred-for-life-untold-stories-of-girls-forced-into-breast-ironing-1/
After five decades hosting radio phone-ins and debates, Nicky Campbell reflects on the state of public debate
In super-organised Singapore, disputes over public space are a battle between control and chaos.
A recently-added feature in Grammarly purports to improve users’ writing with help from the world's great writers and thinkers — and some tech journalists, too.
In Nigeria’s already fragile information environment, numbers have enormous power. When a public official declares that ₦210 trillion has gone missing, the figure is large enough to shock citizens, dominate headlines and inflame public anger. That is precisely why such claims must be handled with care and responsibility.
