Month: August 2026
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Tech
Japan officially joins Horizon Europe to boost research, innovation funding
Japan has officially joined Horizon Europe, the European Union’s key funding programme for research and innovation running from 2021 to…
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Apps
Carea launches woman wellbeing service
Pregnancy and postnatal wellbeing app, Carea, has launched a service named Carea Connect, which analyses a woman’s wellbeing data to…
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Health
Walton Centre records milestone with training of 1,000 new generation of neurosurgeons
The Walton Centre NHS Foundation Trust has recorded a milestone of 1,000 virtual reality simulations of complex brain and spinal…
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Oil & Gas
Nigeria advocates regional reference price for African refined fuels
Nigeria has called the establishment a native African reference price benchmark for refined petroleum products, a move aimed at ending…
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Oil & Gas
USA crude oil stocks drop more than 7MM barrels WoW
United States commercial crude oil inventories, excluding those in the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), declines by 7.2 million barrels from…
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Oil & Gas
Exxon, Chevron lead in large profits to lower net debt
Two US biggest oil giants, ExxonMobil Holdings Corp. and Chevron Corp. more than doubled their net profits in the second…
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AI
Huawei collaborate NCEE for AI-driven teacher education
Huawei Technologies Nigeria Limited has committed to a stronger collaboration with the National Commission for Colleges of Education (NCCE) to…
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AI
School explains silence on boys-generated AI nudes of 59 classmates
One of the first schools to shut down after students were found making artificial intelligence (AI) nudes of female classmates…
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Education
UBEC, Schools Lead Climate Change Education in Nigeria
Climate change poses significant challenges to education and national development. Schools must be equipped with the knowledge, skills and tools…
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Apps
Most Australian teens still on social media after ban, survey finds
More than eight in 10 Australian teens are still on social media despite the country’s landmark ban introduced last year.…
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