Whales show how a species can recover when protection comes first. Ongoing monitoring and conservation efforts by the Marine Eco Foundation, together with Sea Search, Happy Whale and Ocean ...

In recognition of the 15th annual International Cheetah Day that was celebrated on 4 December, the Cheetah Conservation Fund (CCF) collaborated with conservationists from around the world to highlight ...

A Groot Aub couple on Monday nearly lost their savings in an online scam using an AI-generated video of veteran journalist Gwen Lister.

In a dramatic twist, PZ Cussons has announced plans to retain its Africa business with ambitious growth plans, citing growth in its core business in Nigeria in particular.

The Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) has expanded its investigation into what it suspects may be exploitative airfare practices on key domestic routes, particularly those ...

The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC) says that Electricity Distribution Companies (DisCos) metered more than 187,000 new consumers in September and October.

IN SHORT: An image has been posted on X and Facebook of Uganda's police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke. He appears to be wearing a bright yellow shirt and beret with the ruling National Resistance ...

Abstract: The Supreme Court took a swipe at President Tinubu for seeking to pardon Maryam Sanda in a culpable homicide case, in respect of which an appeal was still pending.

STAND has placed the damage from what it believes was a deliberate arson attack at USD 40,000, a strike the group says is meant to destabilize its December 17 protest and intimidate its leadership.

Integrity Watch Liberia (IWL) is demanding an immediate suspension of the Legislature's ongoing process to create 14 additional seats in the House of Representatives, warning that the proposal is ...

Former Montserrado County District #12 Representative candidate Prince D. Kreplah has formally written Justice Minister Oswald Tweh, urging the government to launch an independent and impartial ...