TECH – SCIENCE: USA – Stephen Hawking Dead: Famed Scientist Dies At 76

Stephen Hawking was diagnosed with a debilitating motor neuron disease when he was 21. He went on to become one of the world’s most prominent scientists

Stephen Hawking died Wednesday after complications due to amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, a progressive neurodegenerative disease. He was 76.

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Arsenal: What next for Arsene Wenger after another defeat by Man City?

 Arsene Wenger

There were tens of thousands of empty seats - and a toxic atmosphere from those who braved the weather - as the Gunners were beaten 3-0 by the runaway Premier League leaders for the second time in five days.

5 Ways to Tell If You Sweat Too Much— and What You Can Do About It

Are your sweat stains normal? Or are they hinting at something more serious?

You expect to be a sweaty mess when you’re working out, but what about when you’re sitting in an all-staff meeting? Or simply strolling from your office to your buddy’s down the hall?

How Kenya's electronic music industry is turning bass to bucks

The DJs in EA Wave performing in Nairobi.

Kenya's music industry is creeping onto the radar of the dance music world.  In 2017, top American DJ Diplo performed to a sellout crowd in a watershed moment for the Kenyan electronic music scene.

A woman has been mauled to death by a lioness at a private game reserve north of South Africa's administrative capital, Pretoria, a local emergency service reports.

DasukiGate: Ex-army chief, Kenneth Minimah refunds N1.7bn

Gen. Kenneth Minimah (retd)

A former Chief of Army Staff, Gen. Kenneth Minimah (retd) has refunded about N1.7 billion believed to be part of the $2.1 billion allegedly misappropriated by the Office of the National Security Adviser (ONSA) under Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd) to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), The Nation reports. NAIJ.com gathered that Minimah, who was the army chief from January 2014 to July 2015, returned the money following an extensive investigation by the anti-graft agency on the report and recommendations of the Presidential Committee on Audit of Defence Equipment Procurement (CADEP).