Late Cambridge Professor Jason Arday Cleared of Plagiarism Allegations After Death

Late Professor Jason Arday, the University of Cambridge academic whose career was overshadowed by plagiarism allegations, has received fresh vindication following an investigation by scientific publisher Taylor & Francis. The investigation reportedly found no evidence to substantiate claims that Arday engaged in plagiarism or fabricated research data, according to a report by Byline Times published on October 21, 2026. The findings come months after the death of Arday, who was 41 and made history as the youngest Black professor appointed at Cambridge University. The late sociologist came under intense scrutiny…

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Ebola Mystery Deepens as Nigeria Finds Link to Kenya Case Involving Swiss Diplomat’s Wife

Nigeria’s latest Ebola case has taken a new turn after genomic analysis revealed that the virus detected in a woman married to a Swiss diplomat in Abuja is closely related to the virus identified in Kenya’s first confirmed patient. The finding has raised fresh questions about how the deadly virus travelled across national borders, although health authorities have yet to establish the exact circumstances linking the two cases. The Nigerian patient, a 42-year-old Ugandan-born woman living in Abuja, tested positive for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola on October 20, becoming…

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