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MONROVIA – The U.S. Coordinator on Global Anti-Corruption Richard Nephew and USAID’s Anti-Corruption Task Force Executive Director Shannon Green said it is time Liberian ‘step up its fight’ against corruption, especially leading up to the much-antici

Strict measures to curb the city's air pollution will be implemented on the basis of the committee's report

In a bid to control dust in the air, the main factor contributing to air pollution, Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) Commissioner on Sunday constituted a seven-member committee and directed it to submit a report within a week.

BEIJING — While the specter of recession haunts the world, China has stimulated more hopes for a broader economic revival following its decisive victory in the three-year-long fight against COVID-19.

The Western Cape government announced this week it will offer assistance of R88 million to municipalities to address load shedding.

NEW images released in a masterplan show what a new 1,050-home development could bring to Mosley Common.

While South Africans experienced Stage 5 power cuts on Thursday, political parties in the Western Cape legislature debated the impact of the energy crisis on the province.

National Government’s failure to implement an overarching climate change strategy is harming the Western Cape Provincial Governments’ ability to put their own plans in place. In a parliamentary reply, the Western Cape Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning (DEADP) revealed that poor coordination between different levels of government has led to a fragmented approach to one of the biggest crises facing humanity.

NEW images released in a masterplan show what a new 1,050-home development could bring to Mosley Common.

Zambia is ranked among the countries with the highest deforestation in the world, and the forest sector contributes about 5.2% to the GDP.