NEWS

At least 17 people Killed in mass shooting at family gathering in South Africa

At least 17 people Killed in mass shooting at family gathering in South Africa

Seventeen individuals, including 15 women, were killed in two nearby houses in a rural town in South Africa, as reported by the police. The incident occurred on Friday night in Lusikisiki, located in the Eastern Cape province of southeastern South…
Scientists Develop Healing Spider Silk for Medical Use

Scientists Develop Healing Spider Silk for Medical Use

Researchers have created artificial spider silk that can effectively heal wounds, SciTech Daily reported yesterday citing ACS Nano. This innovative silk, produced using genetically engineered microbes, is woven into bandages that successfully treated injuries in mice. Unlike traditional spider silk,…
Shocking Findings: Nearly 200 Cancer-Causing Chemicals Found in Food Packaging

Shocking Findings: Nearly 200 Cancer-Causing Chemicals Found in Food Packaging

A recent study by the Food Packaging Forum has uncovered nearly 200 potential breast carcinogens in food contact materials (FCMs) like plastics and paper, raising concerns about ongoing exposure despite existing regulations, SciTech Daily reported yesterday. Researchers compared a list…
Scientists Discover “Grumpy” New Fish Species in the Red Sea

Scientists Discover “Grumpy” New Fish Species in the Red Sea

Researchers from the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology and the University of Washington have identified a new fish species, the grumpy dwarfgoby (Sueviota aethon), in the Red Sea, SciTech Daily revealed. Measuring less than 2 centimeters, this small…
Revolutionary Brain-Inspired Materials Transform the Future of Computing

Revolutionary Brain-Inspired Materials Transform the Future of Computing

Researchers from Texas A&M University, Sandia National Lab, and Stanford University have developed groundbreaking materials that mimic the brain’s axons, potentially transforming computing technologies, SciTech Daily reported. Published in Nature, this study reveals how these materials can propagate electrical signals…
Clashes Resume Between Afghan Taliban and Pakistani Forces in Nangarhar

Clashes Resume Between Afghan Taliban and Pakistani Forces in Nangarhar

On September 27, clashes erupted in the Goshteh district of Nangarhar between Pakistani border guards and Taliban forces, Khaama Press reported yesterday. Local residents reported ongoing skirmishes, although neither side has officially commented on the situation. There are currently no…
Researchers Link Early MS Symptoms to Long-Term Disability Risks

Researchers Link Early MS Symptoms to Long-Term Disability Risks

A recent study led by Dr. João Pedro F. Gonçalves from the Federal University of Bahia, Brazil, has uncovered a significant connection between early symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS) and long-term disability outcomes, SciTech Daily reported yesterday. Published in the…
Ethnic Chin Refugees in Malaysia Accuse UNHCR of Neglect and Mistreatment

Ethnic Chin Refugees in Malaysia Accuse UNHCR of Neglect and Mistreatment

Ethnic Chin refugees in Malaysia are voicing serious concerns against the UNHCR, alleging mistreatment and inadequate protection that jeopardizes their safety, VOA reported yesterday. During a protest in Kuala Lumpur on September 26, 2024, members of the Alliance of Chin…
Elon Musk’s X Seeks Reinstatement in Brazil After Court Compliance

Elon Musk’s X Seeks Reinstatement in Brazil After Court Compliance

Elon Musk’s social media platform X has complied with Brazilian Supreme Court Justice Alexandre de Moraes’ orders and requested reinstatement in Brazil, VOA reported. Following a court ruling on August 30 that led to X being blocked, the platform has…
Migrant Crossings through Panama’s Darien Gap Drop by 35% in 2024

Migrant Crossings through Panama’s Darien Gap Drop by 35% in 2024

Migrant crossings through Panama’s perilous Darien Gap have decreased by 35% in the first nine months of 2024, VOA reported yesterday citing local officials. According to Alexis de Gracia, head of the National Border Service’s eastern brigade, a total of…
Back to top button