Delta Air Lines Faces 11 Lawsuits After Toronto Crash Landing
Delta Air Lines is now facing 11 separate lawsuits following the crash landing of Flight 4819 at Toronto Pearson International Airport on February 17, 2025....
Category : Africa
Island Frontier MSV Wraps Up West Africa Campaign for Oceaneering
In a strategic offshore milestone, the Island Frontier Multipurpose Support Vessel (MSV) has successfully concluded a high-impact campaign for Oceaneering International across key sites in...
From geological data to policy, Africa still has big critical-minerals gaps to close
As the world shifts towards a low-carbon future in response to unrelenting climate change, demand is surging for minerals essential to this transition, many of...
Glencore consolidates global coal portfolio in Australian entity
Mining and trading house Glencore consolidated its global portfolio of coal and ferroalloy assets under one company registered in Australia, according to its annual report...
Government aims for sustainable reduction in power tariffs
Federal Minister for Energy Awais Leghari stated that the government’s effort is to reduce the power tariff on a sustainable basis, and a revolution in...
Tragedy in the Red Sea: 220 Killed in Mauritania Pilgrimage Flight Crash
A catastrophic aviation disaster struck on Wednesday morning when a chartered aircraft carrying 220 pilgrims from Mauritania crashed into the Red Sea shortly after takeoff...
WHO, Africa CDC and RKI expand unique partnership to strengthen collaborative surveillance in Africa
The World Health Organization (WHO), Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) and the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) announced today the expansion of...
UK Lifts Sanctions on Four Zimbabwean Officials
In a significant diplomatic development, the United Kingdom has officially lifted sanctions on four Zimbabwean officials, signaling a possible softening of its long-standing stance against...
Kenya: National Assembly Declines to Withdraw Bill On Boda Boda Despite Khalwale Request
The controversial Public Transport (Motorcycle Regulation) Bill, which seeks to regulate the boda boda sector, has found a lifeline after the National Assembly declined the...
Alaska Airlines’ Busiest International Routes in 2025 Revealed: Mexican Destinations Dominate
As international travel rebounds in full force, Alaska Airlines is riding the wave with a clear focus on leisure-driven routes, particularly those linking U.S. West...
ActionSA Threatens to Reject Johannesburg Budget Over Controversial R200 Electricity Surcharge
ActionSA has declared it will not support the City of Johannesburg’s 2025/26 budget if it retains the contentious R200 monthly electricity surcharge imposed on prepaid...
FG reinstates $300 helicopter levy, oil companies to bear cost
The Federal Government of Nigeria has reinstated the previously suspended $300 helicopter landing levy, directing that oil companies operating in the country bear the cost....