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Breaking: APGA's life patron, Maja Umeh, dies in Anambra
Former commissioner for information, culture and tourism in Anambra state, under Peter Obi's government, Chief Maja Umeh, is dead. Legit.ng has the details.
Lamidi Apapa takes over Labour Party amid Abure’s purported sack by Supreme Court
Lamidi Apapa has taken over the Labour Party amid Julius Abure’s purported sack by the Supreme Court. A series of crises have bedeviled the party since 2023.
Filmmaker Stanley Ontop pleads with Cubana CP over alleged baby mama's DNA request, calls VDM names
A Nigerian filmmaker, Ajemba Stanley, has shared his two cents about the DNA drama between Cubana Chiefpriest and his alleged baby mama, Hellen Ati.
Vietnam says it will start trade talks with United States
Vietnam and the United States agreed to start negotiations on a reciprocal trade agreement, Hanoi said on Thursday, hours after Washington delayed imposing an enormous tariff on the Southeast Asian manufacturing powerhouse.
15 rare state quarter errors and how to spot valuable ones to collect
State quarter errors can significantly enhance your coin collection's value. Find out the most notable errors and how to spot valuable variations in your collection.
Expo 2025 in Japan: five things to know
A multi-eyed mascot, a vast wooden Grand Ring, 160 countries and regions strutting their stuff, and robots and sushi galore: Expo 2025 begins Sunday in Osaka, Japan. - Grand Ring - Encircling dozens of national pavilions is the Grand Ring -- recognised by Guinness World Records as the planet's largest wooden architectural structure.
Japan's World Expo touts unity, and algae, in turbulent times
World Expo opens on Sunday with host Japan aiming to bring humanity together, despite global turmoil and tepid public enthusiasm for the six-month event showcasing innovation as well as Hello Kitty in algae form. But 55 years on Japan is less of a trendsetter and opinion polls show low levels of enthusiasm for the Expo among the public.
Papua New Guinea lifts ban on forest carbon credits
Papua New Guinea will "immediately" lift a ban on forest carbon credit schemes, the Pacific nation's climate minister told AFP on Thursday, opening up its vast wilderness to offset global emissions. Environment Minister Simo Kilepa told AFP that, with new safeguards now in place, this three-year moratorium would "be lifted immediately".
AI surge to double data centre electricity demand by 2030: IEA
Electricity consumption by data centres will more than double by 2030, driven by artificial intelligence applications that will create new challenges for energy security and CO2 emission goals, the IEA said Thursday. According to the IEA, data centre electricity consumption will reach about 945 terawatt hours (TWH) by 2030.
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