Luanda Set To Surpass Lagos As Sub-Saharan Africa's Most Populous City By 2050, World Bank Reports
Luanda is projected to overtake Lagos as Sub-Saharan Africa's most populous city by 2050, growing by 78%, according to a new World Bank report.
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NOG Energy Week Invites Submissions For 2027 Technical Seminar On Nigeria's Oil And Gas Challenges
NOG Energy Week 2027 calls for technical papers to address Nigeria's oil and gas challenges, inviting experts to share innovations for industry growth. Submit by Dec 18, 2026!
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Scientific Theory Suggests Human Consciousness May Persist Beyond Death
A Finnish researcher claims human consciousness may continue after death, citing near-death experiences with vivid recollections despite no brain activity. This theory challenges current understanding and suggests NDEs offer glimpses of the afterlife.
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UFO The Size Of Four Toasters Zips Past British Airways Plane Near London Heathrow
A British Airways flight from London Heathrow encountered a 'shiny, silver UFO the size of four toasters' 6,000ft in the air, air safety officials reveal.
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World War Two German U-Boat Wreck Identified Off Devon Coast After 82 Years
A German U-boat, U-672, sunk in WW2, has been identified off the Devon coast after 82 years, a diver reveals. A clerical error obscured its location for decades.
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Astronomers Unveil First Truly Green White Dwarf Star, Challenging Stellar Colour Theories
Astronomers at the University of Warwick have discovered the first truly green white dwarf star, challenging conventional stellar colour theories, and revealing a vibrant universe.
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New Research Suggests Botticelli'S Muse, Simonetta Vespucci, Died From Pituitary Tumour
New research suggests Botticelli's muse, Simonetta Vespucci (Birth of Venus), likely died from a pituitary tumour, not TB, new study reveals. Uncover this Renaissance medical mystery.
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Artificial Intelligence May Be Impairing Human Cognitive Abilities, Scientists Warn
Scientists warn that increasing reliance on AI, like ChatGPT, may impair human cognitive abilities and memory, potentially leading to a decline in critical thinking.
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Ancient Foragers In Indonesia Used Psychoactive Betel Nuts 25,000 Years Ago, Predating Alcohol
Scientists in Indonesia found evidence of betel nut use by foragers 25,000 years ago, pushing back the known history of psychoactive drug use.
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Astronomers Uncover 'Hypersoft X-Ray Sources' In Distant Galaxies, Offering Clues To Cosmic Mysteries
Astronomers have discovered 84 'hypersoft X-ray sources' in distant galaxies, emitting low-energy X-rays and intense UV, potentially solving cosmic mysteries.
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