The Supreme Court holds that the polluter pays principle presupposes a proven polluter and a documented ecological baseline.
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The current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is now the deadliest of the 17 the country has faced as it continues to spread. United Nations experts have described it as the fastest growing outbreak on record in terms of new infections.
Africa’s tourism investment story is changing fast. Visa barriers are falling, arrivals are growing, and billions are flowing into infrastructure, yet tourism FDI still trails the continent’s potential. New 2025–2026 evidence raises a bigger question: If access is improving, what is really stopping investors from betting on Africa?
Nine of its ten teams advanced from the group stage, a 90 percent success rate that exceeded Europe’s 81 percent and far outpaced Asia’s 11 percent. The result demonstrated that Africa is competitive on the field.
On Monday, much of the tech world was thrilled that Meta returned to open models with the release of Muse Glimmer.
When an elephant wandered out of South Africa’s Kruger National Park into the nearby village of Matsulu on 10 February 2024, hundreds of people gathered around and chased it.
Tariffs have been one of US President Donald Trump’s favourite economic tools since he returned to the White House.
Promotional artwork for the Adebayo Tijani-directed historical Nollywood epic King Kosoko: The Battle for Lagos, premiering in cinemas across Nigeria on 28 August 2026.
The sovereign credit ratings of the leading credit rating agencies are most visible through their outputs: an upgrade, a downgrade or a change in “outlook”. The evaluative work that produces those outcomes receives far less attention. Yet it is precisely that work that explains why credit rating agencies occupy such an influential position in international…
The story so far: In late July, 1,319 employees working at some of the world’s frontier AI companies signed and released an open letter titled ‘Pacing the Frontier.’ In it, they called on the U.S. government to help address the lack of technical and governance tools to regulate the speed at which frontier-wide progress was…
