African proverb of the day: "The food that is in the mouth is not yet in the belly" and the illusion of possession, a lesson in uncertainty

African proverb of the day: “The food that is in the mouth is not yet in the belly” and the illusion of possession, a lesson in uncertainty

The food that is in the mouth is not yet in the belly Africa has a rich collection of old sayings belonging to different countries and their stories present a slice of their culture. Among many well-known food proverbs, this stands out as it warns us against premature celebration using the simplest metaphor. The food…

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Arabic proverb of the day: 'The mountain went into labor and gave birth to a mouse' and the lesson it offers about expectations and disappointing outcomes

Arabic proverb of the day: ‘The mountain went into labor and gave birth to a mouse’ and the lesson it offers about expectations and disappointing outcomes

‘The Mountain Went Into Labor and Gave Birth to a Mouse’ “Imagine an entire village gathering in anticipation. The earth trembles. A mountain appears to be splitting apart. Surely something magnificent is about to emerge. But after all the noise and suspense, out comes… a mouse.“That striking image is at the heart of one of…

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US Supreme Court expands presidential powers, backs Trump's firing; Fed's Lisa Cook spared for now

US Supreme Court expands presidential powers, backs Trump’s firing; Fed’s Lisa Cook spared for now

Fed’s Lisa Cook spared for now US Supreme Court on Monday upheld President Donald Trump’s authority to remove the heads of most independent federal agencies, while making a key exception for the Federal Reserve. The landmark ruling, which significantly expands presidential powers, is being seen as one of the most consequential decisions on executive authority…

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Who is Ramu Palani Velu, an Indian-origin businessman in Singapore, who left 400 workers unpaid and attempted to escape?

Who is Ramu Palani Velu, an Indian-origin businessman in Singapore, who left 400 workers unpaid and attempted to escape?

The companies also seized the passports of the migrant workers in Singapore. 400 Indian and Bangladeshi workers in Singapore were left in a lurch when the director, who did not pay them wages for months, went untraceable. The Singaporean businessman was identified as Indian-origin Ramu Palani Velu who was brought back to Singapore to face…

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French proverb of the day: 'Little by little, the bird makes its nest' — a lesson on why slow, steady effort builds the strongest foundations

French proverb of the day: ‘Little by little, the bird makes its nest’ — a lesson on why slow, steady effort builds the strongest foundations

French proverb – Little by little, the bird makes its nest. You want to write a book. You start with a sentence. Then another. Then another. The language app you downloaded? One lesson a day. The career you dream of? One skill at a time.None of it happens overnight. But it happens.This is the wisdom…

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Antarctica's oldest known dinosaur fossil was hiding in a museum drawer for 40 years

Antarctica Dinosaur Fossil: Antarctica’s oldest known dinosaur fossil was hiding in a museum drawer for 40 years | World News

For years, it sat unnoticed among thousands of geological specimens, catalogued and stored without attracting much attention. The fossil had been collected during an expedition to Antarctica in the mid-1980s and then quietly placed within a museum collection, where it remained for nearly four decades.Only recently did a closer examination reveal that the modest-looking specimen…

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Quote of the day by American civil rights activist Rosa Parks: "I have learned over the years that when one's mind is made up, this diminishes fear."

Quote of the day by American civil rights activist Rosa Parks: “I have learned over the years that when one’s mind is made up, this diminishes fear.” | World News

Rosa Parks (Image: Wikipedia) Notice how fear loves a wavering mind. When you’re unsure whether to do something, the dread builds, the what-ifs multiply, and every passing minute makes the thing feel scarier. Rosa Parks understood where that fear really comes from, and how to beat it. I have learned over the years that when…

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Inside Andy Burnham's 10-year economic plan: The big changes he says will revive Britain

Andy Burnham: Inside Andy Burnham’s 10-year economic plan: The big changes he says will revive Britain | World News

Andy Burnham’s decade-long blueprint promises sweeping devolution, regional investment, housing reforms / Image – file Andy Burnham has unveiled what he calls a 10-year mission to rebuild Britain’s economy, arguing that the country’s biggest challenge is not simply who governs from Westminster but how Britain is governed altogether. In his first major policy speech since…

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7 lakes created by meteor impacts around the world: From Lake Manicouagan to Clearwater Lakes

7 lakes created by meteor impacts around the world: From Lake Manicouagan to Clearwater Lakes |

Across the planet, lakes are usually associated with glaciers, rivers, volcanic activity, or shifting tectonic landscapes. A much smaller group owes its existence to something far less common. At various points in Earth’s history, large objects from space have struck the surface with enough force to excavate vast depressions, some of which were later filled…

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‘You've made enough money, now give it away…’: How Warren Buffett, Bill Gates and MacKenzie Scott are inspiring billionaire heirs to donate sooner

‘You’ve made enough money, now give it away…’: How Warren Buffett, Bill Gates and MacKenzie Scott are inspiring billionaire heirs to donate sooner | World News

The coming decades will see an unprecedented movement of private wealth from one generation to the next. Estimates suggest that around $124 trillion will be inherited by 2048, as reported by Fortune, creating one of the largest financial transitions in recent history. While much of the discussion has centred on family fortunes and succession planning,…

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