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A team of scientists and restorers have completed the restoration of Jesus tomb in the Church of the Holy Sepulcher in Jerusalem, at a cost of $4million. The restoration work, held up for more than 200 years, took only nine months to be completed. The tomb site is a cave where Roman Catholics and Orthodox Catholics believe Jesus was entombed and then was resurrected. It lies beneath a shrine called the Aedicule. The restoration included the cleaning and reinforcing of the limestone and marble Edicule and the removal of an iron cage installed in 1947 to shore up its walls. The project led by the National Technical University of Athen, which was completed on Monday, was funded by Jordan's King Abdullah and Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas.

  Wonders shall never end; An innocent baby boy was abandoned in a street in thailand.A passerby who saw the basket raised an alarm that attracted people to the scene. Though no one could identify who dropped him there, the baby was wrapped in blankets and placed in a plastic basket.  

Beautiful Female Airforce personnel, Sholape Oladipupo, popularly referred to as Shomzy, who was brutally murdered by her jealous lover, Airman AB Kalu, has been laid to rest. The deceased was buried at the Air Force Cemetery, Ojo, Lagos State, after a Candle Night and Procession in her hometown of Badagry, a suburb of the state.

Scandinavian country surges from fourth place in last year’s UN assessment all the way to top spot. A chilly climate is not keeping Norway from basking in the glow of being named the world’s happiest country on Monday. The Scandinavian country surged from fourth place in last year’s UN assessment all the way to the top spot, according to the World Happiness Report 2017. Other top countries on the list included Nordic neighbours Denmark and Iceland, as well as Switzerland. Among the 20 nations at the bottom of the rankings, five were in the Middle East and North Africa and five were in sub-Saharan Africa. The Central African Republic, which returned to the surveyed group, came in dead last at 155, with Burundi and Tanzania doing only slightly better. Norwegian Prime Minister Erna Solberg, who is facing a tough re-election battle in September, welcomed the report as “a nice validation on a Monday morning”. “For many years, Norway has been behind Denmark in this ran...

Devices larger than mobile phones to be banned from carry-on luggage on flights from eight Muslim-majority countries. The United States is barring passengers on flights originating in eight Muslim-majority countries from carrying any electronic device bigger than a mobile phone, the Department of Homeland Security said. Senior US officials told reporters that nine airlines from countries in the Middle East and North Africa had been given 96 hours, beginning at 7:00 GMT on Tuesday, to ban the devices from the cabin. Affected airports: Cairo International Airport (CAI) – Egypt Queen Alia International Airport (AMM) – Jordan Kuwait International Airport (KWI) – Kuwait Mohammed V Airport (CMN) – Morocco Hamad International Airport (DOH) – Qatar King Abdul-Aziz International Airport (JED) – Saudi Arabia King Khalid International Airport (RUH) – Saudi Arabia Ataturk International Airport (IST) – Turkey Dubai International Airport (DXB) – United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi ...

  Until the day President Muhammadu Buhari traveled to London for 10 days medical vacation, very few privileged Nigerians knew what exactly prompted his sudden and largely unprepared journey to the UK. But is it clear to those that are privy to some pieces of information regarding his health that the president, like many others in his age, is having some health challenges even before becoming the president and has been visiting the United Kingdom from time to time for medical evaluation and treatment DESERT HERALD can report that his condition since then has been very stable, manageable and not life threatening. According to a credible insider Mr. Buhari’s known sickness then was prostate cancer, a common disease among men of his age. Prostate cancer is cancer (abnormal growth) of the prostate gland in men; sometimes, this situation requires surgery. In Radical Prostatectomy, the surgeon addresses the prostate cancer by removing the entire prostate gland. This ...

On Tuesday, Apple unveiled a special edition red version of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, to celebrate their 10-year partnership with (Red), an organization that helps fight HIV/AIDS. Apple has raised over $130 million to date through sales of (Red) products, and the special edition (Product)Red iPhone will be available to order at 8:01 AM PST this Friday, March 24. The phone will be available in 128 GB and 256 GB models, starting at $749 for the iPhone 7, and $869 for the iPhone 7 Plus. Every purchase of a (Red) product contributes directly to the global battle against HIV/AIDS. Apple also offers cases, headphones, Apple Watch bands, smart batteries, and more in (Product)Red styling. Will you be donating to the cause by purchasing a (Red) iPhone?