Ghanaian Chef Allegedly Fakes Guinness World Record
A Ghanaian chef, Ebenezer Smith, who claimed to have cooked non-stop for 802 hours to break a world record, has been arrested. He announced his achievement at a press conference,…
AI causes Google emissions to rise by 48%
Google’s greenhouse gas emissions surged by 48% from 2019 to 2023, driven largely by the growing energy demands of its data centres, particularly due to the rapid expansion of artificial…
Lula avoids visiting Argentine president
Brazil’s President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has decided to cancel a visit to Santa Catarina in Brazil due to the presence of Argentine leader Javier Milei, who is expected…
How Euros Football Differs from the Norm
The way we see international football at Euro 2024 is evolving. Many are noticing that the usual star power and excitement from top teams haven’t quite shone through. This could…
Navarro defeats Osaka while Gauff advances
Naomi Osaka, a four-time Grand Slam champion, faced a tough loss at Wimbledon, beaten in straight sets by Emma Navarro, the 19th seed. This defeat continues Osaka’s struggle to advance…
Japanese hairdresser in Singapore faces caning for rape
A Japanese man, Ikko Kita, has been sentenced in Singapore to 17 and a half years in jail and 20 strokes of caning for the “brutal and cruel” rape of…
China captures Taiwan vessel for illegal fishing
China seized a Taiwanese fishing boat with five crew members onboard for illegal fishing in its waters near Weitou port on Tuesday night. Taiwan has requested the release of the…
India crush: 121 killed in tragic incident
Deadly Crush at Hindu Festival in India: 121 Killed A tragic incident unfolded during a religious gathering in Uttar Pradesh, India, where a stampede claimed the lives of 121 people,…
Rare plants smuggled inside toys and other trafficking tactics
Rare plants disguised as toys and mushrooms are being smuggled out of South Africa, with traffickers using clever tactics to evade detection. At Cape Town’s airport, officials discovered cardboard boxes…
Parties’ social media spending under scrutiny
Parties in Northern Ireland are boosting spending on Facebook and Instagram ads as the election nears. Here’s what the top five parties spent from June 23 to June 29, according…