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Kaduna State's fleet of 100 free natural gas buses has carried 3.2 million passengers and saved commuters over $3.5 billion in its first year. President Tinubu is now challenging all 36 Nigerian governors to follow suit.
A traditional ruler in Nigeria donated 100,000 naira ($241) to each of 77 families who had to leave South Africa, totaling $18,500 in support. The gift adds to government aid already helping these families rebuild their lives.
Vietnam's startup ecosystem has matured into a powerhouse of over 4,000 companies backed by more than 200 venture capital funds. The Southeast Asian nation is now betting big on AI, green technology, and cultural industries to fuel its next phase of growth.
Texas just recognized 25 public schools for outstanding academic achievement through its new Lone Star Ribbon Schools program. These campuses earned straight A ratings and proved consistent excellence across reading, math, and science.
A small Massachusetts high school just had six seniors recognized in the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program, with one student ranking in the top 1% nationwide. The achievement puts Manchester Essex Regional High School in rare company among America's academic standouts.
Dudu Ngcobo is sending both her daughters to university by helping restore wildlife habitat in South Africa. Her story shows how conservation can create real opportunities for families when communities are included from the start.
Denmark is racing to install 72 massive offshore wind turbines before winter storms shut down the North Sea, and they're already halfway there. The completed farm will power over a million homes with clean energy.
Danish wind energy leader Vestas just launched its biggest land-based wind turbine after four years, proving that steady progress beats risky leaps in clean energy. The new V182-7.2 MW turbine gives wind farms more power without the gamble.
A breakthrough epigenetic therapy has successfully silenced the hepatitis B virus in human cells, mice, and monkeys without dangerous DNA cuts. The first human patient received the treatment in January, offering hope to 250 million people living with chronic hepatitis B worldwide.
Scientists created a fully digestible battery inspired by candy wrappers that can power medical devices inside your body. After doing its job, it safely dissolves and gets absorbed like food.
Epidemiologist Jessica Malaty Rivera is leading a movement to rebuild public trust in science by becoming better communicators. She's tackling the health misinformation crisis with compassion instead of criticism.
A groundbreaking sleep disorder medication could offer new hope for millions with ADHD. Early trial results show significant symptom reduction in just two weeks.
Zoe Backstedt just claimed silver at the elite World Championships time trial at age 21, adding to her collection of nine world titles across three cycling disciplines. The Welsh rider from a famous cycling family is proving she's built for greatness while still enjoying every discipline the sport offers.
European Union countries welcomed a record 3.9 million new residents last year, the highest number since tracking began in 2008. Jobs and family reunification drove the 10% increase, showing Europe's doors opening wider despite heated political debates about migration.
Health workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are receiving the first doses of a promising Ebola vaccine as part of groundbreaking clinical trials. European disease experts are also heading to the region to help contain the outbreak and protect communities.
The European Union just rolled out sustainability labels to track how much energy and water data centers consume, bringing transparency to the infrastructure powering our digital lives. It's the first step toward making Europe's AI future greener.
A skilled pilot brought passengers safely through Typhoon Dujuan's fierce winds in Tokyo, drawing applause from relieved travelers. The dramatic landing showcased aviation expertise under extreme pressure.
A Ghanaian political leader is urging the nation to stop pointing fingers and work together to fight drug trafficking. His call comes after presenting evidence that the crisis spans multiple governments and requires a united response.