Ohio State University research says tomato consumption lowers heart disease, cancer and diabetes risks
Tomatoes are in the top 10 fruits and vegetables for containing levels of pesticide residue. Wash tomatoes before eating. The benefits of consuming different types of fruit and vegetable are impressive, and tomatoes are no different, according to a new study by the Ohio State University. As the proportion of...
New study says regular consumption of tomatoes kills bad bacteria in the gut, decongests throat
Rich in the antioxidant lycopene and other essential nutrients, tomatoes are known for their health benefits. But lesser understood are the implications tomato consumption has for gut health. In a new study, researchers examined the effects of a tomato-heavy diet on the gut microbiome using an animal model. Researchers fed...
Day of Eight Billion: UN model suggests world population hit 8 million on November 15
According to the models of the United Nations (UN), the world’s population reached eight billion today — a mere 12 years since it passed seven billion, and less than a century after the planet supported just two billion people. The latest UN population update, released in July this year, also...
How Ukraine war is shrinking democracy in Mozambique as liquified gas becomes Europe’s obsession
With outside attention focused on violent extremism and gas exports, Mozambique’s democratic backsliding is proceeding apace. In his first three years after becoming president in 2015, Filipe Nyusi’s governance led Mozambique to fall in the Economist Intelligence Unit’s Democracy Index from a hybrid regime to an authoritarian one. A hybrid...
Man City’s Guardiola casts his indicted defender Mendy as: a good, generous boy and exceptional player
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola gave evidence in the trial of Benjamin Mendy, who is accused of multiple cases of rape. His former manager described him as a good person, but that he is not his father and that he does not control what Mendy or any other player does...
Kenyan who protested ‘beds infested with lice and kitchen with cockroaches’ dumped by World Cup organisers
Malcolm Bidali, a Kenyan security guard expelled from Qatar after complaining about working conditions is feeling conflicted about watching the World Cup that starts this week. “Saying that I won’t watch the World Cup would be a lie,” the 30-year-old said. “But looking at the stadiums, I can’t help but...
Messi puts his money on England, Brazil, France and his own Argentina to win Qatar World Cup
Argentina icon Lionel Messi believes England are among the nations who stand can between him and World Cup glory in Qatar. The 35-year-old heads to the Middle East for what could be one last attempt to finish his legendary career with football’s most coveted prize. Argentina have not won the...
US Navy intercepts large quantity of explosive materials from Iran being sneaked to Yemen
The US Navy has intercepted a large quantity of explosive materials being smuggled from Iran to Yemen along with what it describes as other lethal aid. US Naval Forces Central Command Public Affairs said the US Coast Guard ship USCGC John Scheuerman and guided-missile destroyer USS The Sullivans intercepted a...
Ronaldo’s teammates at Man United have rallied behind Red Devil’s boss Ten Hag, want him to go
Cristiano Ronaldo’s Manchester United team-mates don’t expect the wantaway forward to be a part of the squad when the Premier League resumes after the World Cup, according to reports. United have been discussing Ronaldo’s future at Old Trafford following his explosive interview with Piers Morgan and could have the...
After Russian-made missile hit Poland, world is now on red alert for Third World War
Nato has convened an emergency summit after a “Russian-made” missile possibly fired by Ukraine crashed in Poland killing two in a “serious escalation” of the war in Ukraine. The world nervously awaited last night after US intelligence initially reported the weapon had been fired by the Russians – an act...
