Meet the 90-year-old Japanese bodybuilder who continues to win titles
At an age when most people have long settled into retirement, Toshisuke Kanazawa is still stepping onto the bodybuilding stage – and winning.
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FWSC engages CEOs of state-owned enterprises ahead of IPEC Bill before parliament
Story by : Doreen Ampofo The Fair Wages and Salaries Commission (FWSC) is engaging Chief Executives and leadership of state-owned enterprises over the commission’s transition to the Independent Public…
Capital Market: Several Arrests After Manipulation Scandal in Turkey - Almost 500,000 Small Investors Affected
Following irregularities in the Turkish capital market, the public prosecutor's office is investigating for fraud, violations of the Capital Markets Law, and the formation of a criminal association.
American scientists discover method to track cells associated with aging diseases
<p>Washington: American scientists have discovered a way to track and study cells associated with aging-related diseases. This is a non-invasive method to identify and study cells in the body that contribute to disorders associated with aging, such as cancer, tissue degeneration, and inflammatory diseases.</p> <p>According to researchers…
Russian Army Continues Striking Kyiv, Donetsk And Dnipro Regions Also Under Fire: What’s Known About The Aftermath
The Russian army continues striking Kyiv. A drone hit on a non-residential building has been recorded, killing 1 person and injuring 4, including a woman and two 16-year-old teenagers. City authorities reported this today, September 27, UATV English relays.
Discount store sparks revolution on Sylt, reshaping the island of the rich
The German island Sylt has long battled acute housing shortages and locals being pushed out. Now, of all things, a discount chain offers a remedy: Lidl is building a completely new housing complex in…
Russia Faces Shortage Of Missile Systems To Counter Ukrainian Ballistics — Expert
Ukraine's developing ballistic program and domestic ballistic missiles capable of striking targets on the aggressor state's territory could create difficulties for Russia.
Russian Strikes Kill Four in Ukraine, Damage Kyiv Data Center
Russia’s overnight airstrikes killed at least four people across Ukraine and hit a data center in Kyiv, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Texas Built An AI Chatbot For Its Regulations
Texas is cutting its regulatory code the way DOGE and Virginia did, and it built SAM, an AI assistant that tells Texans which rules apply to them.
NPFL: Niger Tornadoes receive Nafiu boost ahead of Nasarawa United clash
Niger Tornadoes have received a boost ahead of their Nigeria Premier Football League, NPFL, matchday six encounter against Nasarawa United, following the return of forward, Nafiu Obalowu, from injury.
Yamal: I don’t play football for money
Barcelona and Spain winger Lamine Yamal says his passion for football, rather than financial rewards, goals or assists, remains the primary reason he plays the game.
Consumer drags PVR Cinemas to court after ads play for 17 minutes before movie: Movie chain must now pay ₹75,000
PVR INOX played ads for 17 minutes before a movie. The consumer turned out to be an advocate. Now, the chain must pay ₹75,000 in fine.
Traffic Department invites bid for special vehicle registration numbers
<p>Doha, Qatar: The General Directorate of Traffic has announced the release of new special vehicle registration numbers through the Sooum app.</p> <p>In a social media post, the department stated…
US airbase at RAF Fairford on high alert as UK police find explosives
UK police have declared a major security incident at an airbase used by the US military for operations directed at Iran after a suspected cache of explosives was discovered nearby. A police statement on Sunday said several men had been arrested near RAF Fairford in connection with the operation after the bomb squad was sent to the village…
You Don’t Need to Pay for Distraction-Blocking Software
These free iOS and Android apps create the physical friction you need to put down your phone.
Fifty cents and a bag of oranges: How Esther Ocloo built Nkulenu empire
A teenage girl received a small monetary gift of 50 cents from her aunt and decided to start a business instead of spending it.
CBK: Mortgage loans hit Ksh307B as average borrowing rises to Ksh10M
Kenya’s mortgage market grew in 2025, with the value of outstanding home loans rising by 10 per cent to Ksh307.2 billion, even as the number of mortgage loans increased by only 2.5 per cent.
Win a Genesis, learn K-dance, eat Korean: K-Fest's next week in Dubai
Dubai: The free K-pop concerts are done, but Dubai K-Fest runs until 4 October, and most of the programme is still ahead. Here is what is on across the city for the next eight days.
Rising Saudi oil exports show supply resilience despite geopolitical risks
Former Omani oil official Ali Al-Riyami says higher Saudi oil exports highlight steady supply flows despite ongoing geopolitical challenges.
Tegbe’s 100 days: A modest start to Nigeria’s power-sector overhaul
The title Joseph Olasunkami Tegbe gave his 100-day account of stewardship is instructive: “100 Days of Modest Achievements.” In an read more Tegbe’s 100 days: A modest start to Nigeria’s power-sector…
Sumo: Onosato overwhelms Aonishiki to capture 1st title in year
TOKYO (Kyodo) -- Yokozuna Onosato defeated title rival ozeki Aonishiki in an emphatic fashion to capture his first title in a year at the Autumn Grand
- Onosato wins first title of the year at Autumn Grand Sumo Tournament
- Aonishiki struggles with left foot injuries, fails to secure fourth top-tier makuuchi title
- Kirishima narrowly avoids promotion to yokozuna, Fujinokawa wins Fight Spirit Prize twice
Ruby on Rails creator declares 'pencils down' on handwritten code
David Heinemeier Hansson said his software firm was "done writing code by hand." His company will only hand-write code when an AI agent can't.
- David Heinemeier Hansson, creator of Ruby on Rails, announced 37signals stops hand-writing code
- Engineers at 37signals only hand-write code when AI fails to produce desired results
- Survey shows 50% of software engineers feel they are keeping up with AI coding tools
New Tin-based Solar Cells Trap Heat 1,000 Times Longer, Could Beat 33% Limit
Could this push solar cell efficiency beyond the theoretical 33% limit? Interesting Engineering reports: Researchers at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands found that tin-based perovskite…
5 BI staffers who put AI agents to work share what worked and what went wrong
BI staffers have been using personal AI agents for everything from reserving library books to collecting K-pop merch.
- Jamie Heller used Muse to resolve a credit card charge.
- Instinct helped Will Martin with various tasks but provided incorrect info.
- Katie Notopoulos used Muse to complete a children's form.
Babcock ‘OK’ with taking media heat off players
Mike Babcock's hiring by the Edmonton Oilers has been a distraction in more ways that one.
Popular AI models use arbitrary facial features to predict criminality and job performance
AI models are judging people by their looks. A new study reveals that popular AI chatbots rely on arbitrary facial features to determine if someone is trustworthy, competent, or even likely to commit…
How Nova Scotia became Canada’s most expensive province for average asking rents
In Halifax, a one-bedroom apartment is listed for rent at $1,750 a month, located in a three-storey building on Tower Road, about three blocks east of Dalhousie University.
Nursing Homes Have Become Last-Resort Housing
Finding the right care for older adults facing homelessness could be part of a broader rethinking of long-term care, writes Michele Cohen Marill.
AI is prompting these Gen Zers to learn how to type
Gen Zers are taking typing classes. You need a keyboard to use AI — and they're used to phones.
- Gen Z often lacks traditional keyboard skills due to smartphone/tablet upbringing.
- AI's efficiency potential is prompting some young adults to learn typing again.
- Typing can help users articulate thoughts more effectively and avoid AI reliance.
Goodbye claims, hello prevention — how smart tech is transforming home insurance
As our homes become increasingly digitised, the data generated can be used to detect insurance risks before they happen and ultimately deliver lower premiums.
How to watch Men's Elite Road Race at UCI Road World Championships 2026 for FREE: Live Streams & TV Channels
All the ways to watch the Men's Elite Road Races at the UCI Road World Championships 2026 – including for FREE – as Remco Evenepoel goes for gold again.
The Conservatives Arguing Against Empathy
According to Gad Saad and his powerful acolytes, compassion is a recipe for “the collective suicide of the West.”
James Webb telescope shares one of its biggest images ever, with record-breaking stars hiding in the dust
One of the largest images from the James Webb Space Telescope so far reveals an intricate landscape of dwarf stars and spectacular clouds.
CIPM conference 2026 ends with call for organisations to reposition for value, impact
After four days of thought-provoking conversations, bold ideas, and meaningful connections, the curtains have fallen on the 58th International Conference read more CIPM conference 2026 ends with call…
Riot Platforms repays $200M credit facility, releases collateral
The Bitcoin miner has continued to expand its data-center business as well.
Per diem: one approach is stable, other is higher
The IRS’ rates for per diem charges will be stable for one way they can be calculated, and higher for another. The post Per diem: one approach is stable, other is higher appeared first on FreightWaves .
R6.3bn allegedly moved offshore through spaza shops amid terror funding concerns
A report has raised concerns about billions of rand allegedly leaving South Africa through informal remittance networks linked to the township economy.
GWM confirms new Haval Raptor-based H7’s launch time
New Haval H7 will launch in October with a choice of either combustion, hybrid or plug-in hybrid powertrains.
Digital onboarding makes Dubai stock market access easier
Dubai: Investors looking to trade shares listed on the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) can now complete the entire onboarding process digitally, eliminating paperwork and the need to visit a branch.
Big AI's content problem: Take the work, keep the money
The more we learn about how AI does business, the more unfair it looks
UBS leaving home would be more expensive, Swiss minister says
This is amid a plan that would force Switzerland’s largest lender to hold more equity capital
- Swiss Finance Minister rejects UBS leaving Switzerland to avoid stricter capital requirements
- Mandatory equity capital increase would cost UBS $16 billion and be legally complex
- Analysts agree new regulations are feasible and beneficial for UBS
Nicotine Is Mounting a Comeback in the Wellness Movement
Improving mood and increasing longevity are just some of the unfounded claims about this substance circling around the “natural” medicine corners of the internet.
Their Son Died. Months Later, Woman, 54, Has Baby From 22-Year-Old Embryo
At 54, Christina Rapti-Tzelepi gave birth to her daughter in Athens following IVF using embryos frozen on March 17, 2004.
- Greek couple welcomes baby from 22-year-old embryos
- Christina Rapti-Tzelepi, 54, gives birth in December 2025
- Couple seeks IVF age limit change after losing son in 2025
Mint Explainer | Why a super-charged El Niño is a postcard from our future
This year’s El Niño will be a ‘postcard from our future’ bringing temperatures that climate change is projected to deliver 20 years into the future, warned the Climate Impact Lab at the University of…
India lets wealth-focused funds with US$463 billion invest abroad
The changes significantly expand options for an industry that has grown rapidly in recent years
- Wealth-focused PMS funds with $463B can invest abroad
- Allows unhedged short positions and unlisted debt securities
- Industry grew to 44.4 trillion rupees as of August
Slovak scientists create biodegradable bioplastics from algae to cut reliance on crude‑oil plastics
BRATISLAVA, Sept 27 — Slovak biotechnologists have developed a new bioplastic made from algae and other biological...
Cyber Security Authority warns job seekers of rising recruitment scams through emails, messages
The Cyber Security Authority (CSA) has warned the public about a new wave of recruitment scams in which cybercriminals are using social media and other online platforms to offer fake employment opportunities.
Swimming in Dangerous Waters
Thousands of Black Sea dolphins have died as Russian attacks, pollution and sonar disruption ravage the waters off Odesa. On land, Ukraine faces dangers of another kind: corruption allegations surrounding a prosecutor general, a justice system reluctant to punish former officials, and Odesa judges prescribing classic literature and essays…
7 surprisingly useful ways to use Google Lens beyond basic search
A quick and easy way to get answers when text-based search isn't feasible.
This document scanner app is just $25 during September’s Flash Sale
Get a lifetime iScanner subscription for $24.97 (reg. $199.90) through Sept. 29 at 11:59 p.m. PT and scan, edit, sign, and manage documents from your mobile device.
Protect your business data with a $40 VPN during this Flash Sale
Protect business data and online activity with AdGuard VPN + Ad Blocker Family Security Suite for $39.97 (reg. $439.39) through Sept. 29 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
Can SpaceXs Starship actually loop Earth six times? Watch it live.
During Starship's 14th test, SpaceX will attempt to put the spacecraft in orbit for the first time, circling the world six times.
Some Pancreatic Cells Are Just One Genetic Tweak Away From Treating Diabetes
By deactivating a gene, researchers were able to cause cells in the pancreatic ducts to produce insulin to regulate blood sugar.
- Scientists discover altering ALDH3B2 gene transforms pancreatic cells into beta-like cells.
- Beta-like cells produce insulin, potentially aiding diabetes treatment.
- Experiments on human cells and diabetic mice show glucose level improvement for up to six weeks.
What is the closest any object has gotten to the sun?
Approaching the sun is a perilous process, but many objects have successfully pulled off this feat.
I Went In for a Routine Detox; What Happened to My Heart Changed Everything
We always tell ourselves that there will be more time or that we can slow down later. But take it from me; that is not guaranteed.
- Reporter underwent routine detox procedure on July 6
- Catheter punctured heart, causing cardiac arrest
- Reporter experienced long recovery, reevaluated priorities
What a Harrowing Nuclear Disaster Movie Says About AI’s Terminator Scenario
The BBC’s 1984 nuclear war drama showed ordinary life amid approaching catastrophe.
- 1984 film Threads depicts nuclear disaster's impact on ordinary people.
- Current AI threat parallels Cold War nuclear war scenario.
- Experts warn of existential risk from recursive superintelligence.
Kperogi urges editors to prioritise credibility over AI disinformation
A journalism scholar, Prof. Farooq Kperogi, has urged Nigerian editors to prioritise rigorous verification and credibility over the growing volume of content generated by Artificial Intelligence (AI)…
First Lady Mahama calls for holistic health, empowerment for African women
First Lady Lordina Dramani Mahama has called on African leaders and global partners to step up investments in healthcare, education, and women’s economic empowerment to secure a prosperous future for the continent. The post First Lady Mahama calls for holistic health, empowerment for African women appeared first on Ghana Business News .
Kenya’s Rhea Secures $100K to Scale Soil Tech into Tanzania
Kenyan agritech startup Rhea has secured $100,000 in a convertible note financing round led by Obudu Capital. The capital injection targets regional expansion, setting the stage to test the company’s The post Kenya’s Rhea Secures $100K to Scale Soil Tech into Tanzania appeared first on Ventureburn .
KCCR-KNUST scientists optimistic of future use of ivermectin among children
Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine at the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KCCR-KNUST) is working with partner organisations to generate clinical and regulatory evidence required to support the use of ivermectin in children weighing five to 15 kilogrammes.
This ‘vampire hormone’ reduces 3 a.m. wake ups — an insomnia doctor shares 2 ways to get more of it
The 'vampire hormone' is key to helping you fall asleep and sleep through the night. An insomnia doctor explains what it is, why it works, and two key steps to get more of it.
Internet Fixed After Small Panic
Internet services have been fully restored across Islamabad and Rawalpindi after a fault in an optical fiber network was fixed, … Read More The post Internet Fixed After Small Panic appeared first on ProPakistani .