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Popular Ghanaian comedian Dr Likee just cleared hospital bills for struggling patients at one of Ghana's largest teaching hospitals. New mothers who couldn't afford to take their babies home are now walking free thanks to his generosity.
An extra-time goal sent DR Congo to the 2026 FIFA World Cup for the first time in over five decades, sparking celebrations in rain-soaked streets across Kinshasa. Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iraq, and four other nations also secured their spots in historic qualifying matches.
Reality TV dermatologist Dr. Sandra Lee survived a stroke last fall and bounced back to filming within months. Her recovery story offers hope for stroke survivors everywhere.
After years of conflict in eastern DR Congo, the government and AFC/M23 rebel group just signed an agreement to allow humanitarian aid through and release prisoners within 10 days. The breakthrough came after mediated talks in Switzerland and offers hope to millions caught in the crossfire.
Sweden and DR Congo claimed the final spots in Houston's 2026 FIFA World Cup schedule, completing a star-studded lineup featuring Portugal, Germany, and the Netherlands. The city will host seven matches starting June 14, with global soccer legends heading to NRG Stadium.
When an older woman collapsed during a presidential speech in Kentucky, Dr. Mehmet Oz jumped into action alongside first responders. The former heart surgeon, now serving as a healthcare administrator, has made helping people in medical emergencies a hallmark of his public service.
Underdogs DR Congo earned their first-ever World Cup point with a gutsy 1-1 draw against Portugal, erasing memories of their disastrous 1974 debut. The team ranked 46th in the world held their own against Cristiano Ronaldo and one of soccer's powerhouses.
The public health leader who steered Liberia through its devastating Ebola crisis now takes the helm of pandemic preparedness for all of Africa. Dr. Tolbert Nyenswah's appointment at Africa CDC signals a major step forward in protecting the continent from future health emergencies.
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar's personal collection of 50,000 books once filled an entire floor of his Mumbai home, built specifically to house his lifelong love of learning. Today, his scattered library reminds us that collecting books isn't about reading them all—it's about surrounding ourselves with ideas that shape who we become.
In eastern DR Congo, 27 former rebel fighters are now saving lives by teaching their communities how to stop Ebola's spread. The program turns yesterday's combatants into today's health heroes while strengthening a region torn by conflict. #
Scientists discovered that a nearby exoplanet in the habitable zone is more Earth-like than they thought. The planet, twice Earth's mass instead of five times, is now a top candidate for potentially supporting life.
A tiny 163-million-year-old dinosaur fossil from China preserved something scientists almost never see: a voice box that shows dinosaurs didn't roar like movie monsters. Instead, they chirped, cooed, and called like modern birds.
Britain's curlers are rewriting the rulebook on athletic training, lifting weights like powerhouses and eating like Tour de France cyclists. The humble sport once dismissed as "housewives with brooms" now leads the world in fitness innovation.
New research shows the 3.5-foot-tall Homo floresiensis had surprisingly human-like hips, revealing these ancient relatives moved more like modern people than scientists previously believed. The discovery adds an exciting chapter to the story of human evolution.
Smart robots powered by "physical AI" are transforming factories and warehouses, learning to adapt to messy, unpredictable environments just like people do. Major companies like Amazon are already using this breakthrough technology to solve real-world challenges.
NASA scientists have designed a giant space umbrella that could help telescopes spot planets like Earth around distant stars. The breakthrough concept combines space and ground technology to search for signs of life beyond our solar system.
Scientists at the University of East Anglia discovered that humans can learn to use mouth clicks like bats do, judging distances after just a short training session. This breakthrough could transform how we help visually impaired people navigate their world.
New research shows rural Australians are nearly 12 times more likely to experience natural disasters than city dwellers, but scientists have discovered a powerful tool that helps communities cope. Mental preparation before disasters strike works just as well as physical readiness in protecting people from long-term psychological harm.
South Korea just appointed a veteran scientist to lead the charge in supporting women in science and technology careers. Dr. Yoon Hye-on brings decades of experience championing female researchers to her new role.
Despite mounting challenges in women's healthcare, Dr. Jennifer Lincoln—known as "the internet's OB-GYN"—is fighting back with education and optimism. Her mission proves that progress happens one informed person at a time.
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