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Eight-time X Games gold medalist Colby Raha will attempt to break the world record for the highest motorbike quarter pipe jump this weekend, launching 100 vertical feet over a surf pool in Mesa. The daredevil stunt caps a festival showcasing extreme sports achievements that push human limits.
Cal Poly's newly elevated STUNT team made history by defeating the nation's third-ranked Division II team in their very first varsity game. The Mustangs proved they belong at the highest level of collegiate competition.
A homegrown Ghanaian automobile company just gave the Interior Ministry eight motorbikes and two TVs to boost their daily operations. The donation shows how local businesses are stepping up to support public service efficiency across the nation.
A company in Ethiopia just deployed 2,000 electric motorbikes and plans to reach 30,000 riders in three years, proving clean transport can work in developing cities. British investors just backed the project with $5 million to build battery-swapping stations across Addis Ababa.
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A groundbreaking pilot in South Africa is fighting childhood stunting by giving vulnerable mothers food vouchers and personal support during pregnancy. Early results show the program is reaching families who need help most.
Over 2,000 Ethiopian riders are now earning a living on electric motorbikes thanks to a homegrown startup that's about to scale massively. British International Investment just committed $5 million to help Dodai expand from 2,000 bikes to 30,000 within three years.
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A national program in South Africa has trained over 135,000 parents and caregivers in early childhood development, turning the country's 2030 commitment to end child stunting into community action. The aRe Bapaleng initiative proves that empowering families at home creates lasting change for children's futures.
A national program in South Africa has equipped 135,000 parents with tools to prevent child malnutrition, turning a presidential promise into grassroots action. The initiative focuses on the critical first 1,000 days of life that shape a child's future.
New Zealand's Olympic silver medalist Luuka Jones-Yaxley traded the competition course for the movie set, coaching Charlize Theron and doubling for her in Netflix's new thriller Apex. The five-time Olympian found filmmaking thrilling but says nothing matches the pressure of the Olympics.
Rwanda is turning farmers into nutrition champions through hands-on village schools that teach families how to grow, cook, and eat healthier foods. The EU-backed program has already reached 211,000 rural households across 22 districts.
Tampa Bay Lightning players rolled up to their outdoor hockey game wearing full Buccaneers uniforms, complete with pads and helmets, while NFL stars Baker Mayfield and Tristan Wirfs led the way in hockey jerseys. The creative crossover celebration brought two sports communities together for an unforgettable night at Raymond James Stadium.
A folk dancer who accidentally entered the film industry as a stunt double has become a leading actress, taking on 14 roles in a single year. Li Yitong's journey from behind-the-scenes performer to stardom shows how talent and persistence can transform unexpected opportunities into success.
Sarah, a County Durham care worker who helps traumatized children, got the surprise of a lifetime when a fake first aid course turned into a Regency ballroom. Netflix went all out with hidden clues and a trip to Paris for one deserving fan. #
A Queensland mine worker's viral social media post seeking a partner at Australia's toughest desert race connected him with a motorbike racer who's now his girlfriend. The couple returned this year to race together, proving that unconventional approaches to finding love can lead to real connections.
At 17, John Polson was arrested for stealing a motorbike. One phone call from jail launched an acting career that saved his life and created Tropfest, now one of the world's largest short film festivals.
A Chinese automaker just launched an SUV nearly 69 feet through the air on an ice ramp, claiming a Guinness World Record. The gravity-defying stunt proves electric vehicles can handle extreme conditions with serious power.
When fuel prices jumped 18% after Middle East tensions, Pakistanis rushed to electric motorbikes, driving sales up 70% in a single month. Now over 10% of new two-wheelers sold are electric, powered by the country's abundant cheap solar energy.
A South Korean office worker pulled off the ultimate Zoom prank by joining a video meeting from a speeding roller coaster, complete with a cardboard green screen. The hilarious stunt was part of a creative campaign to promote a new whale-themed amusement park.
A creative activism group called Led By Donkeys pulled off an audacious stunt by smuggling a massive screen into a far-right rally and streaming pro-immigration messages to thousands of attendees. The bold move shows how clever tactics can challenge divisive rhetoric in public spaces.
Rwanda's Western Province is planting millions of fruit trees to tackle child malnutrition, with one district already putting 290,000 trees in the ground. The national initiative aims to give every household five fruit trees loaded with vitamins that could help cut child stunting rates.
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