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TNT-sniffing elephants could soon be assisting landmine-location efforts in Angola

October 24, 2017 -

It should come as no surprise that elephants have been considered for landmine detection. Ashadee Kay Miller, a postgraduate student from the University of Witwatersrand, explained that these animals have an exceptionally high number of olfactory receptor (OR) genes at nearly 2,000 OR genes. The higher the number of OR genes, the better the sense of smell. With dogs having just 811 OR genes and rats having 1,207, this makes elephants among the best sniffers in the animal kingdom....

OPEC+ to implement voluntary oil production cuts in 2024, further strangling the global energy supply

December 08, 2023 -

The meeting, originally scheduled to take place in person in Vienna, Austria from Nov. 25 to 26, was delayed due to disputes over the baseline production of the group's largest West African members, namely Nigeria and Angola.

OPEC has set the quota for Nigeria to be cut to 1.5 million barrels per day, far from their proposal of 1.78 million barrels per day. In Angola in Southern Africa, the continent's second-largest producer of crude oil, OPEC has ...

Neem oil found to be effective at fighting sleeping sickness

October 15, 2018 -

Data from the in vitro trial revealed that neem stem bark extracts showed utmost efficacy in mitigating three strains of the parasitic protozoan Trypanosoma. During the in vivo trials, the researchers examined 35 mice models that were randomly divided into seven groups. Three of the groups received varying amounts of neem oil extracts, while two others received either suramin or melarsoprol. One group served as the control population, the researchers stated.

The results ...

No honest investigation into accidental global release of Spanish Flu virus

a long time ago - No honest investigation into accidental global release of Spanish Flu virusIn reality, that's not what would happen at all. Such a hypothetical event actually occurred, except it wasn't a terrorist. It was a research company that claimed to have "accidentally" distributed all of these samples of the deadly H2N2 influenza strain, which is most famous for killing millions of people around the world in 1957. It was called the "Spanish Flu" at the time, although that name is not ...

Israel’s brutality in Gaza may be a sign their colonization is about to end, academic claims

April 22, 2024 -

Writing for the Middle East Eye, Columbia University professor of modern Arab politics Joseph Massad explains why “Israel’s savagery is a sign of its impending defeat.”

He cited numerous examples of how this type of scenario played out in the past, from the 100,000 Kenyans who were killed by the British during their war of national liberation that put an end to the white supremacist colonial rule there in the 1960s to the killing of 1.5 million people in Angola ...

Marburg virus kills 5 in Tanzania; over 100 feared to be infected

March 24, 2023 -

More than 100 residents were also feared to be infected with the deadly pathogen that has a 90 percent kill rate. They are now being monitored by health workers.

Marburg is an Ebola-like disease that causes fever, vomiting and major bleeding from the eyeballs, nose and gums. It is endemic to areas of central Africa, including Angola and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and has previously cropped up in Kenya.

The cases were diagnosed following testing ...

Bill Gates planning on “catastrophic contagion” capable of killing young adults and children

December 15, 2022 -

In partnership with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation held the "pandemic tabletop exercise" at the Grand Challenges Annual Meeting in Brussels.

Similar to his infamous Event 201 pandemic exercise, which announced the Wuhan coronavirus (Covid-19) scamdemic before it happened, the Catastrophic Contagion event centered around "a pandemic with a higher fatality rate than COVID-19 ......

New polio outbreak in Africa caused by WHO’s oral polio vaccine

September 11, 2020 -

The new outbreak is being seen in Sudan, where two children were paralyzed shortly after being vaccinated against polio. The risk of vaccine-derived polio is not a surprise, but seeing these cases so soon after declaring wild polio eradicated on the continent is considered a big setback.

There is no cure for polio, which can lead to irreversible paralysis and can even be fatal when it affects the muscles involved in breathing. It typically affects children under the ...

Why is the U.S. government importing thousands of migrants from Ebola-stricken nations and distributing them across U.S. cities?

June 15, 2019 -

InfoWars' Owen Shroyer recently attempted to get some answers about this, only to be forcibly removed from a makeshift processing center in San Antonio, Texas, where African migrants are, in fact, being dropped off before being loaded up in vans and shipped across the U.S. Watch the below video of Shroyer being flipped off, verbally-berated, and forced out of the building simply for trying to find out what's going on, and why.Even though Dew wasn't able to get any clear ...

Drug-resistant Malaria? Medication has failed for the first time

February 08, 2017 -

The four patients, whose cases were unrelated to each other, all failed to recover when treated with a frontline malaria drug intended to combat even drug-resistant forms of the disease. It is believed to be the first documented failure of that particular malaria treatment. Because all four patients contracted malaria in Africa, the case also indicated the presence of multidrug-resistant malaria on that continent.

Previously, malaria resistant to frontline drugs has ...

Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger passes away at 100

December 03, 2023 -

Kissinger's consulting firm, Kissinger Associates, as well as his family confirmed that the late statesman passed away at his home in Kent in Northwestern Connecticut on Nov. 29. He is survived by his wife, Nancy, whom he married in 1974,  his two children, Elizabeth and David, and five grandchildren.

Kissinger was born in Germany in 1923. His family fled Nazi Germany in 1938 and resettled in New York City. He became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1943 and served at ...

Award-winning writer Asad Ismi blames food collapse caused by the West for starvation of 278M Africans

March 13, 2023 -

"One in five [Africans] are facing hunger. The number of East Africans in this predicament has gone up by 60 percent in 2021 alone and it has gone up by 40 percent in West Africa," Ismi said.

The World Food Program (WFP), an entity under the United Nations, noted that violent conflict remains the primary driver of acute hunger. "Hunger and conflict fuel one another, with armed conflict and widespread displacement prevailing for the past 25 years," it said.

The WFP ...

Global food collapse: 49 Million people at risk of experiencing famine or famine-like conditions, warns the FAO

June 10, 2022 -

The joint report warned that the current state of global food insecurity is worse than the conditions that preceded the Arab Spring uprisings and revolutions across the Middle East and North Africa in late 2010. (Related: WFP executive director: We have no choice but to take food from the hungry to feed the starving.)

Last year, Ethiopia, Nigeria, South Sudan and Yemen had the worst levels of food insecurity in the world according to the previous joint report. Now, Afghanistan ...

Report: Arizona follows Texas lead and starts busing illegal immigrants to Washington, D.C.

May 18, 2022 -

(Article by Jenna Curren republished from LawEnforcementToday.com)

Arizona's Ducey joins Abbott in busing migrants to Washington - MSNBC https://t.co/y176fFl4KE

— MediaWizz2 (@Media2Wizz) May 15, 2022

On Thursday, May 12th, Republican Governor Doug Ducey announced that the first bus made its inaugural drop-off of passengers near the U.S. Capitol just one day earlier and according to a senior state official, a second bus was already en route.

This announcement follows ...

Top South African doctor says COVID-19 omicron variant symptoms are “mild”

November 30, 2021 -

Coetzee, who serves as the South African Medical Association chairwoman, explained that the omicron variant has no prominent symptoms. "Their symptoms were so different and so mild from those I had treated before," said Coetzee.Omicron symptoms were "unusual but mild," says Coetzee

Coetzee said that symptoms of the omicron variant are "unusual but mild." She first noticed the different symptoms while checking a 33-year-old male patient.

Symptoms of the omicron ...

WHO now openly admitting that vaccines cause more polio than actual wild virus

December 03, 2019 -

Nigeria, Congo, Central African Republic, and Angola are all reporting new cases of polio caused by the oral polio vaccine, which is causing children to become paralyzed and die in the name of "disease prevention."

In a recent report, the WHO revealed that there are now seven countries throughout Africa, including the aforementioned four, where oral polio vaccine-caused polio is harming children. Oral polio vaccines are also causing children to develop polio ...

No honest investigation into accidental global release of Spanish Flu virus

a long time ago -

No honest investigation into accidental global release of Spanish Flu virus

In reality, that's not what would happen at all. Such a hypothetical event actually occurred, except it wasn't a terrorist. It was a research company that claimed to have "accidentally" distributed all of these samples of the deadly H2N2 influenza strain, which is most famous for killing millions of people around the world in 1957. It was called the "Spanish Flu" at the time, although that ...

A faceted crisis: The 2025 diamond crash reshapes a global industry

January 02, 2026 -

The global diamond industry, long synonymous with enduring value and luxury, confronted a profound and destabilizing crisis in 2025. Weak consumer demand, accelerated by the relentless rise of lab-grown alternatives and ongoing geopolitical tensions, triggered a severe market slump that forced the world’s largest miners to make painful cuts to jobs and production. This convergence of pressures has not only shaken corporate giants like De Beers and Russia’s ...

CDC issues warning about traveling to Tanzania and Equatorial Guinea due to outbreaks of Marburg virus

April 05, 2023 -

The Marburg virus disease is a close cousin of Ebola that can kill as many as 90 percent of the people it infects if left untreated. The virus can be spread through "blood or body fluids of a person infected with or who has died from Marburg." It causes viral hemorrhagic fever that brings severe symptoms within seven days, including high fever, chills, muscle pain, uncontrolled bleeding or bruising and more.

The CDC warned that the virus can also spread through contact ...