Author: Natalie Goughq

Natalie Goughq is a seasoned author and thought leader in the realms of new technologies and fintech. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Information Technology from the prestigious Banjul University, she has cultivated a deep understanding of the intersection between technology and finance. Her professional journey includes valuable experience at Finely Tech Solutions, where she held the role of Senior Analyst, leveraging her expertise to drive innovation in financial technologies. Natalie's insightful writings elucidate complex concepts, making them accessible to both industry professionals and the general public. Through her publications, she aims to empower readers to navigate the rapidly evolving digital landscape with confidence.

The Nightlife Legend: How Macumba Danced Across Generations

24 February 2025Natalie Goughq

Macumba, an iconic nightclub brand that emerged in the 1970s, became a legendary institution within the European nightlife scene. Dimitri Derepas’ vision transformed Macumba venues into vibrant hubs, celebrated for their energetic atmospheres and memorable nights. The nightclub’s essence was captured in popular culture, notably in Jean-Pierre Mader’s song that immortalized the Macumba experience. Macumba’s […]

Create a highly detailed and realistic image of an archaeological discovery site revealing artifacts representing ancient humans. Show a group of archaeologists, of diverse genders and descents like Caucasian, Black, Hispanic, Middle-Eastern and South Asian, carefully examining the findings. The discovery should be compelling and present evidence that could potentially change our current understanding of human history.

Ancient Humans Discovered! Shocking Evidence Changes Everything.

3 December 2024Natalie Goughq

Revolutionary Findings of the Juluren A groundbreaking study published in Nature Communications suggests the existence of a previously unidentified group of ancient humans referred to as Juluren, meaning “people with large heads.” These early humans may have coexisted with Homo sapiens in East Asia over 100,000 years ago. Researchers from the Chinese Academy of Sciences […]