Science
Senegal Wins Global ActInSpace 2026 Competition in Bordeaux
A Senegalese team won the global ActInSpace 2026 competition in Bordeaux, a first for Africa in the space innovation contest.
Health
Samsung Bioepis Reports Positive Phase 3 Data for Osteoporosis Biosimilar
Samsung Bioepis announced positive follow-up data from a Phase 3 trial for its osteoporosis biosimilar candidate, Obodence.
Health
Sanofi's Nuvaxovid Shows Better Tolerability in Head-to-Head Study
Sanofi's Nuvaxovid COVID-19 vaccine demonstrated a better tolerability profile than its mRNA-based mNEXSPIKE candidate in a direct comparative study.
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Vedanta's Cultural Heritage Efforts Impact 800,000 Lives in FY26
Vedanta Group's cultural heritage initiatives reportedly impacted 800,000 lives in FY 2025-26, focusing on community development.
Health
Maternal RSV Vaccine Cuts Infant Hospitalizations by Over 80%
UK data shows a maternal RSV vaccine is over 80% effective at preventing hospitalizations in newborns.
Technology
Côte d'Ivoire Wins AI Award at GITEX Africa 2026
Côte d'Ivoire won the 'AI for Social Good' award at GITEX Africa 2026 for its AI-driven social protection platform.
Science
Study Maps Molecular Brain Differences Between Sexes
A new high-resolution study finds subtle but widespread differences in gene activity between male and female brains across six cortical regions.
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Barratt Homes donates bricks to Dudley College construction students
Barratt Homes has donated over 1,000 bricks to Dudley College to support practical skills training for construction students.
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Walk the Churn returns to fund Cirencester youth hub
The Walk the Churn fundraising event returns in May 2026 to support the Churn Project's youth and community hub in Cirencester.
Technology
AgriTech4Tunisia Boosts Agricultural Innovation
AgriTech4Tunisia initiative supports startups to modernize Tunisia's agriculture with technology.
Science
Oukaimeden Observatory Aims to Be Global Science Hub
Morocco's Oukaimeden Observatory is expanding its role in astronomy and space weather monitoring, attracting international research.
Science
Study Challenges Myth of Human Poor Sense of Smell
New genetic research on Indigenous Malaysian groups suggests human smell evolved dynamically, countering the long-held belief it is inferior.