As he raised his children in Nigeria, Chief Adewale Fashanu often repeated a lesson. “It’s better to have a good name than all the money in the world,” he told them. Adewale fought for Nigerian independence and served as the political secretary of the country’s first president. His access to power offered him many chances to enrich himself through corruption, and at every opportunity he refused.
“When he died, he died with a good name,” his son Anthony Fashanu said recently. Read More...
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You don’t need to spend much time hobnobbing in wellness circles — on social media or in real life — before parasite cleanses come up. Long before they started trending on TikTok, I succumbed to doing a parasite cleanse because a doctor suggested it in her book about autoimmune disorders. According to the book, you could have intestinal parasites if you experience three or more of these: Read More...
By Rachel NuwerFeatures correspondent
(Funai)One of the world’s last isolated tribes has apparently emerged from the forest. Rachel Nuwer investigates whether there is anyone left who has never seen the outside world, and discovers that ‘first contacts’ are often cursed by death and disease.
On July 1, Funai, the Brazilian governmental agency in charge of indigenous Indian affairs, quietly posted a short press release on its website: two days earlier, they said, seven members of an isolated Indian tribe emerged from the Amazon and made peaceful contact with people in a village near the Peruvian border. Read More...
