Michael Peck is a freelance writer at various publications, including Business Insider and Popular Mechanics. He specializes in defense writing with a focus on military technology, strategic issues, and military history, while also covering themes such as drones, aviation, and commodities markets. His work has been featured in notable outlets like the Middle East Forum, Yahoo News, and Marine Corps Times.
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Michael Peck's articles cover a wide range of topics related to world affairs, government and politics in African countries. He focuses on evolving stories and government announcements, indicating an interest in timely updates and official statements.
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By: Solomon Ekanem
Ghana has signalled that it will not automatically renew the mining lease for South Africa's Gold Fields Tarkwa mine as the agreement approaches its 2027 expiry, marking a shift toward stricter oversight of long-term mining concessions in the country.
With a flurry of new research projects, the Pentagon is exploring multiple ways of improving medical care for wounded military dogs.
By: Michael Peck
In situations where battlefield medical care becomes overwhelmed during heavy combat, the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency is looking toward a future in which robot medics tend to casualties.
The goal is to go beyond the traditional brute-force approach of giant bombs that rely on the force of gravity to smash their way deep into the ground before exploding.
By: Solomon Ekanem
The global aviation fuel market could be reshaped after Russia suspended jet fuel exports through November, creating a supply gap that could help Nigeria's Dangote Refinery expand sales and strengthen its position in the market.
Spiro, widely regarded as Africa’s largest electric mobility company, has raised $215 million in a new investment round as it accelerates its expansion across the continent and moves closer to unicorn status
By: Ayodeji Adegboyega
At a time when parts of the global luxury industry are grappling with weaker demand in China and cautious consumer spending, the company behind Cartier is moving in the opposite direction.
By: Ayodeji Adegboyega
As rich and middle-income countries race to fill healthcare staffing gaps, Ghana is preparing to send 400 nurses to Jamaica despite having an estimate of over 100,000 trained health professionals sitting unemployed at home.
The U.S. Army is exploring how to get better boots that are made in America.
