D.B.G

Miracles are happening in modern food technology. Crops are being grown in the desert using saltwater, meat is being conjured out of thin air, and precious wasabi is being cultivated not just in Japan, but in the U.K.

Living in an age of globalisation requires technological breakthroughs that can permeate and improve societies around the world.

Jeremiah Thoronka, a 17 year old young man from Makawo in Sierra Leone, has launched his own startup, Optim Energy, to power homes via kinetic energy transfer.

I recently read an article telling the story of Tony Kofi who, at the age of 16 yrs old, had an accident at work. As he fell from a great height he had a vision of himself playing a musical instrument despite never having learned to do so.

I recently embarked on a mission to be reunited with my sister and nephews after having been separated by the COVID pandemic for more than eighteen months. Our destination? Gibraltar.

I recently embarked on a mission to be reunited with my sister and nephews after having been separated by the COVID pandemic for more than eighteen months. Our destination? Gibraltar.

Bardo, a remote village in northern Nigeria, is thirty kilometres away from the nearest hospital. There are no cars, buses, or taxis. Pregnant mothers there now have an emergency contact number which will call a car and driver, day and night, to drive them to safety and the care of professional obstetricians.

Bardo, a remote village in northern Nigeria, is thirty kilometres away from the nearest hospital. There are no cars, buses, or taxis. Pregnant mothers there now have an emergency contact number which will call a car and driver, day and night, to drive them to safety and the care of professional obstetricians.

I recently read an article in the U.K paper The Guardian reporting on a British man’s work developing a jet suit designed to enable one person to fly solo for up to ten minutes.

Investing in better “good” habits can transform lives. Improved education, health provision, employment, and sustainable business will all require a re-evaluation of the traditional ways of doing things.