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African Energy Week 2026 will take place in Cape Town in October, hosting deal-making and investment forums, according to smbtech.au.
Bangladesh's national grid is receiving 2,610 million cubic feet of gas per day as two LNG terminals operate at about 90% of capacity, bangla.bdnews24.com reports.
The United States says it is prepared to provide fuel for Iran's nuclear power plants, according to CNN Indonesia, as talks between the two sides continue.
US-led operation uncovers stolen and expired medicines in Kenyan pharmacies, leading to arrests as investigation widens.
A court has ruled in the bribery case of Bi Jingquan, according to a report from the Chinese outlet 新京报.
Pulse Ghana has published a ranking of the ten African countries where rice costs the most, in its latest price list.
The Express Tribune reports that Naqi and Qadir are competing for the presidency of Azad Jammu and Kashmir.
The HSE has ordered a review of hospital car parking charges, with affordability measures set to be considered, according to reports.
Australia's prime minister will announce a plan to cut migration numbers before travelling to the United States, according to 7news.com.au.
NDTV reports women in Ladakh are finding new opportunities as astro-ambassadors, as Hanle's dark skies draw astronomers from across India.
fundsforNGOs reports that a Canadian literary individual project funding opportunity is now accepting applications.
The Pentagon has publicly conceded for the first time that the war in Iran has depleted US ammunition stockpiles, according to French media reports.
Kansas City topped Denver in a high-scoring opening week that tied the Super Bowl-era record for Week 1 points, per multiple reports.
ScienceAlert reports that the long-held 10,000-step goal may not be the best measure, with faster walking pace emerging as a key factor.
Commuters were evacuated from an MRT train at Bukit Gombak station after smoke was seen coming from the carriage, with a faulty brake a likely cause.
Japan has recorded more than 100,000 people aged 100 or older, a first for the country, according to nippon.com.
Researchers say they have found why the cosmos is producing fewer stars, despite having plenty of raw material available.
Libero Quotidiano reports a finding that may help the brain, tied to the effects of sleeping badly.
Google is growing its Singapore engineering centre to build and export enterprise cloud and AI products, The Straits Times reports.
Tuko News looks back at the careers of Bone Thugs-N-Harmony's members and what has become of the group's best-known figures.
Saudi Arabia's East-West pipeline, built as a backup to the Strait of Hormuz, was hit by drones and will be out of service for weeks, AP reports.
BBC reports the state pension is likely to exceed £13,000 a year, pushing it above the income tax threshold for the first time.
A neuroprosthesis for paralysis allows patients to communicate using words and gestures, according to Observador.
Xataka reports that fossils have become a sought-after asset for millionaires, raising concerns among paleontologists about the trade.
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