Along with finding food, aye-ayes also use their long middle fingers to scoop mucus from the back of their throats through their noses. (Image credit: torstenvelden/Getty Images) QUICK FACTS Name: Aye-aye (Daubentonia madagascariensis) Where it lives: Madagascar What it eats: Seeds, nuts, fruits, nectar, plant matter, fungi, insect larvae and…
Al-Rabiya launches Luminous Colored PPF exclusively in the Middle East, offering advanced paint protection with customizable finishes and vibrant colors. Dubai, United Arab Emirates Aug 1, 2025 (Issuewire.com) - Al-Rabiya Auto Accessories, a leading supplier of high-quality auto care products in the Middle East, is proud to announce the exclusive launch…
Kaizer Chiefs have signed half a dozen players from the likes of Orlando Pirates and even Europe. Kaizer Chiefs are changing and they’re changing rapidly. In fact, Amakhosi has signed SIX new players so far. Meanwhile, Chiefs have released EIGHT players. Let’s take a look at all the new Amakhosi…
Man allegedly throws wife, kids out at midnight, returns with thugs to forcefully take children A Nigerian woman has taken to social media to cry out after her ex husband allegedly stormed her apartment with thugs to forcefully take away her children months after sending her and the kids out…
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Twenty years ago, Web-savvy folks were focused on solving the Internet’s “last-mile” problem. Today, by contrast, one of the biggest bottlenecks to expanding Internet access is rather around a “middle-mile” problem—crossing cities and tough terrain, not just driveways and country roads. Taara, a spin-off of X (formerly Google X), is…
As economic hardship bites harder, Nigerians have devised a risky method of staying afloat amidst the difficulties by resorting to credit, some with exorbitant interest rates. Nothing corroborates this new phenomenon more than the recently released World Bank report, Global Findex 2025, which shows that almost 60% of adults in…