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Dino J Martins has never been able to resist the small things. The renowned entomologist and evolutionary biologist spent his formative years in biodiversity-rich western Kenya with his foster parents, Joe and Sarah Ellen, looking at birds, flowers and insects on Mt Elgon, and in Kakamega forest and Kerio valley.He was especially transfixed by the miniature world beneath his feet – dung beetles rolling mounds of cattle dung; safari ants’ migrations across the plains; male butterflies that suck salt and other nutrients from the mud to produce “nuptial gifts” during mating; and bees pollinating the critically endangered African violet alongside…
Antonelli initially looked set to deliver on the pre-race expectations and dominate comfortably at the front following his impressive pole position on Saturday.Clever driving on the first lap solved his concerns about being passed on the run up the hill to Les Combes, when he let Verstappen past him into Eau Rouge and then slipstreamed back into the lead up the following Kemmel straight.Behind him, Russell went into Les Combes side by side with Hamilton, trying to pass the Ferrari around the outside.Russell was ahead going into the corner, but a wobble from Hamilton caused by the airflow to his…
Hours before Lionel Messi plays in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final, in what may be his final game on the Argentinian national team, the sports apparel, collectibles and entertainment company Fanatics is launching a campaign that focuses on Messi’s iconic number 10 jersey and declares “You Can’t Hang It Up While We’re Still Wearing It.” Fanatics debuted a short film called “We’re Still Wearing It” Sunday morning, which features a Spanish-language version of the song “Don’t Cry For Me Argentina” by Luz Gaggi, a finalist on Argentina’s The Voice. The film sees a giant Messi jersey being raised in…
In much of the world, including Russia itself, this richly satisfying collation is known as salade olivier, after the 19th-century Belgian-born chef credited with its creation. Its wide popularity is testament to its adaptability and essential deliciousness: robust enough for picnics and packed lunches, it also keeps well and is great paired with just about anything, from fish to a simple green salad.Prep 40 minCook 15 minServes 4For the salad200g waxy potatoes (ie, about 4 small ones)100g carrots (ie, 1 medium one)100g turnip (about ½ medium one, or 2 extra potatoes, if you prefer)Salt 50g green beans2 eggs (optional)75g frozen…
NewsFeedSo as Argentina prepares to face Spain in the World Cup final why is the team so white in comparison to its South American neighbours? Al Jazeera’s Rahul Pathak explains.Published On 19 Jul 202619 Jul 2026Click here to share on social mediashare-nodesSharegoogleAdd Al Jazeera on Googleinfo
Kemi Olaitan in Ibadan The Media Team of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) governorship candidate in Oyo State, Adegboyega Taofeek Adegoke, has accused the state government of illegally removing the billboard of its principal at Idi- Ape Junction in Ibadan, the state capital. The media team, in a statement issued in Ibadan, alleged that the state government replaced the banner on the billboard of Adegoke, which also included that of the ADC presidential candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, with that of Governor Seyi Makinde, Allied People’s Movement’s (APM) presidential candidate; the governorship candidate, Mr. Bimbo Adekanmbi and APM Akinyele House Assembly…
Emmanuel Addeh Transcorp Power Plc has reported a resilient financial performance for the first half of 2026 despite the adverse impact of recurring transmission infrastructure vandalism, which constrained its ability to evacuate available power generation capacity. The electricity generation company, a subsidiary of Transnational Corporation Plc (Transcorp Group), posted revenue of N181.97 billion for the six months ended June 30, 2026, down from N205.81 billion recorded in the corresponding period of 2025.Profit before tax also declined to N54.99 billion, compared with N58.73 billion in the first half of 2025. Despite the lower revenue and profitability, the company strengthened its balance…
The manosphere influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested Saturday in Miami by US Marshals in relation to new rape and sex trafficking charges in England. According to the Associated Press, British authorities are seeking the brothers’ extradition.The new charges facing Andrew Tate include seven counts of rape, three of sex trafficking, three counts of assault, and “19 charges relating to sexual images of children and extreme ‘pornography,’” according to the New York Times. Tristan Tate faces two new charges of rape, one of sexual assault, and three of sex trafficking. This is in addition to the 21 charges already…
Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, popularly known as “BTO,” is the Minister of Interior under President Bola Tinubu. Though his official mandate is federal, his political weight has grown into one of the strongest in Ondo State, arguably rivalling the governor’s own influence. The numbers explain why. In the 2024 Ondo governorship election, Tunji-Ojo delivered his home base of Akoko North West with 81.2 per cent of the vote for the APC, the highest bloc recorded by any political actor across all 18 local government areas in the state. His influence was not built overnight. He first proved his strategic instincts nationally as…
Coffee has repeatedly been associated with longer life and a lower risk of several chronic illnesses. Even so, scientists have not fully understood the biological processes that might explain those benefits. New findings from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) point to one possible answer. Researchers found that certain compounds in coffee may activate NR4A1, a receptor that is becoming increasingly important in studies of aging, stress responses and disease. The research, recently published in Nutrients, offers one of the first direct links between coffee compounds and NR4A1. That connection may help explain some of…