SCIENTISTS CLAIM THEY'VE SOLVED MYSTERY OF BIBLE'S LEGENDARY GARDEN OF EDEN RIVER AFTER 1.6M YEARS. (PHOTO).

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Scientists Claim They've Solved Mystery Of Bible's Legendary Garden Of Eden River After 1.6m Years Researchers say they have reconstructed how the Euphrates River formed, tracing its development to two ancient river systems that joined approximately 1.6 million years ago. The study, published in Nature Geoscience, offers an explanation for the geological origins of a waterway that helped sustain early civilisations and is named in the Book of Genesis among the rivers associated with the Garden of Eden. According to the findings described in the report, the modern Euphrates emerged from two previously separate rivers, known as the Paleo-Karasu and Paleo-Murat, which flowed across areas now within Turkey and Syria. Over millions of years, movements in the Earth’s crust altered the landscape and redirected the waterways until they became connected. To reconstruct that history, the researchers combined seismic imaging, satellite observations, geological mapping and analysis of sedi...

NAMIBIA'S TRANSITIONAL PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES NOVEMBER ELECTION DATE. (PHOTO)


 Namibia's transitional president announces November election date


Namibia will hold its presidential and parliamentary elections on November 27, the president has announced.


"President Nangolo Mbumba has declared Wednesday, 27 November 2024, as a public holiday. This declaration has been made to facilitate the general election for the election of the President and members of the National Assembly," said a statement by the Namibian Presidency.


The president has declined to run again for office saying he would rather campaign for his deputy for the presidency.


In the announcement, Mbumba urged all eligible voters to seize the opportunity to fulfill their democratic duty by turning out in large numbers to vote, Anadolu reported.


Mbumba has been in office as transitional leader since February, when he was sworn into office after the death of Hage Geingob, who he had served as vice president.


Geingob was serving his second and final term which was due to run until November but bowed out after announcing he was diagnosed with cancer.

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