The number of oil tankers and other commercial ships abandoned by their owners rose sharply last year, leaving thousands of sailors stuck at sea without pay, food or a way home.
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VP Champions MSMEs As Key Drivers of National Development As GTUCCU Hosts Major Business Event
His Excellency Mohammed B.S. Jallow, Vice President of The Republic of The Gambia, has highlighted the importance of empowering MSMEs in the country, describing Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises as ...
PF Initiative, formerly Paradise Foundation has officially launched a nationwide community campaign aimed at strengthening community resilience to extreme heat and climate-related health risks, while ...
Back in 2016, 20 ships were abandoned around the world, according to the ITF. In 2025 the number had ballooned to 410, with 6 ...
Explore India's struggle with di-ethylene glycol (DEG) contamination and the urgent need for reliable public health institutions.
As some European hotspots turn away British tourists, a new wave of destinations is rolling out the welcome mat for UK ...
In a Rescript, Leo XIV approves the new Statute of the John Paul II Foundation for the Sahel, established in 1984 to ...
On a long Emirates flight from Dubai to Accra, suspended somewhere between global privilege and African persistence, I ...
Alezz will use this prestigious opportunity to earn a master's in global affairs from Beijing's Tsinghua University ...
Welcoming guests on board, Greenpeace Africa Communications Director, Madam Fatima Ceesay, deputising for the Executive Director, underscored the deep connection between the ocean and everyday life in ...
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