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A new platform called Wabi is making app creation as simple as typing a prompt, bringing software development to everyone without coding skills or hosting headaches. The YouTube-style approach could transform how we think about apps.
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A priceless manuscript depicting the rise and fall of the Aztec empire is back in Mexico for the first time in 184 years. The Azcatitlan Codex, on loan from France, reconnects modern Mexicans with their Indigenous heritage.
Four young spellers from Ghana and Nigeria competed at the 2026 Scripps National Spelling Bee, with Nigeria's Newton Temojo advancing to the quarterfinals. Their performances mark Africa's growing presence on the world's most prestigious spelling stage.
After 16 years struggling with mental illness, Evbu Eguasa is finally getting the care she needs thanks to intervention from Nigeria's Edo State government. Her family's gratitude highlights how public support can transform lives when resources run out.
Hundreds of residents in Uganda joined forces to clean and restore Kabaka's Lake, a culturally significant site that had been choked with garbage and soil. The community-led initiative aims to preserve both the lake's ecological value and its role as a heritage site for the Buganda Kingdom.
Talented art students at Augusta University just earned $17,000 in scholarships at their annual juried exhibition. The celebration honored creative excellence and highlighted the power of community support in the arts.
Volunteers across Mexico are collecting human and animal hair to absorb oil from a massive Gulf spill, stepping up where many say government response fell short. The grassroots cleanup shows communities taking environmental disasters into their own hands.
Four University of Ghana students won a national debate championship and will represent their country at the Pan-African finals later this month. Their victory highlights youth-driven conversations on local solutions and inclusive governance across West Africa.
Brazil just greenlit its first solar power plant with an attached battery system, a breakthrough that could transform how the country stores and uses clean energy. The project in Bahia shows renewables are getting smarter about keeping the lights on when the sun goes down.
Scientists studying modern crocodiles discovered that dinosaurs might have been younger than we thought. The breakthrough could rewrite how we understand these ancient giants.
Colombia's Historic Pact coalition strengthened its position as the country's largest political force, winning up to 25 Senate seats and setting the stage for continued social reforms. The results show growing support for progressive policies despite fierce opposition from conservative rivals.
A Norwegian energy giant is building a massive 280 MW wind farm in southern Brazil, creating jobs and clean power in one of the world's windiest regions. The project marks another milestone in Latin America's renewable energy boom.
World-class Alzheimer's researchers are opening their doors to the public this Saturday for a free forum where anyone can get their questions answered. Over 100,000 San Diego County residents live with dementia, and this rare event connects them directly with scientists working on a cure.
Edo State just launched Nigeria's first comprehensive policy to protect women and girls from cyberbullying, online harassment, and digital abuse. The framework brings together police, health workers, schools, and tech platforms to prevent attacks and support survivors.