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Mark Littlewood advocates for the cessation of Cop summits, highlighting the ‘climate hypocrisy’ in Brazil, where deforestation for a highway is occurring ahead of the Cop30 climate summit in November. …
Mark Littlewood Critiques Brazil’s Climate Actions Ahead of Cop30 Summit Read More
Brazil has initiated the clearing of eight miles of Amazon rainforest to construct a road facilitating access to Belem for COP30. The project has raised environmental concerns regarding its impact …
Brazil Approves Amazon Rainforest Clearance for COP30 Road Construction Read More
Nigerian authorities are taking cautious steps to regulate the largest cryptocurrency market in Africa. This move aims to bring legal clarity to a sector known for fraud and volatility, reflecting …
Nigerian Authorities Cautiously Regulate Africa’s Largest Cryptocurrency Market Read More
Libya seeks to strengthen cooperation with the EU on workforce development. In a recent meeting, Labour Minister Ali Al-Abed and Ambassador Jalal Al-Ashi discussed training programs aimed at improving worker …
Libya Pursues Enhanced EU Cooperation for Workforce Development Read More
Terrence Campbell calls for an audit of the GOAL programme after a UK university was mistakenly identified as a provider. He questions the handling and allocation of funds, emphasizing oversight. …
Terrence Campbell Urges Audit of GOAL Programme Amidst Controversy Read More
A study indicates that the extreme heatwave in South Sudan is largely driven by climate change, suggesting an increased likelihood of such events in the future. This poses significant risks …
South Sudan Heatwave Linked to Climate Change: New Study Read More
A study reveals that the recent heatwave in South Sudan is largely influenced by climate change, making such extreme weather events more likely. The findings stress the importance of addressing …
South Sudan Heatwave Likely Linked to Climate Change, Study Shows Read More
A new study reveals that the heatwave currently affecting South Sudan is significantly more likely due to climate change, emphasizing the urgent need to address climate issues to protect vulnerable …
South Sudan Heatwave More Likely Linked to Climate Change, Study Reveals Read More
Ashmore, a UK investment firm, has entered Colombia’s logistics market by acquiring three infrastructure projects, aided by Cuatrecasas in Bogotá. This marks the firm’s first investment in the region’s logistics …
Ashmore Expands Infrastructure Portfolio with Investments in Colombia Read More
In February 2025, Namibia’s annual inflation rate climbed to 3.6%, the highest in six months, up from 3.2% in January. Key contributors included rises in the hospital sector and food …
Namibia’s Inflation Rate Reaches Six-Month High at 3.6% in February 2025 Read More