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Lawyer and IP rights advocate Mary Ann Bayang slams the CEB decision, and notes that mining, whether small or large scale, is an extractive industry that should be under the regular FPIC process

By PATRICK ABANG Calabar - No fewer than twenty-eight Civil Society Organizations (CSO) has expressed concerned over the increasing rate of illegal logging in Cross River communities . This is contained in an open letter made available to some newsmen yesterday in Calabar from Indigenous people, CSOs and environmental experts and addressed to the Minister

Imagine for a moment that you're a farmer. Genetically modified crops that could help you protect your yields from voracious insects and stubborn weeds

In a bold move Russian mining powerhouse Nornickel has stepped onto the ice to engage with the indigenous people of Tukhard...

Lusaka - Zambia: The Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) has issued a press statement expressing deep concerns about the abuse of human rights and

New partnerships bridge the gap between industry and community Canada’s mining sector has an extensive history, with minerals playing a vital role […]

Four candidates are seeking the Republican nomination for two seats representing Washington Township on the Waynesboro Area School Board.

Therapist must maintain confidentiality when working with teens. Learn what information can be shared with parents and what must remain private.

MONROVIA – Twenty-two indigenous communities in Margibi County have petitioned the World Bank through its President David Malpass to institute reforms that will lead to compensation and reparations for damages done to indigenous communities as the re

Tonya Khoury, director of Acumen Media, looks at guilt by association on social media...