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Duratherm, WE Engineering and Conrad Stanen have developed and tested the first fully electric drilling rig in the world. The three Dutch companies have spent

An incident involving members of the public and a Cape Clawless Otter over the weekend has compelled the City of Cape Town to take action.

This contentious development exposes our current approach to development, which is development at all costs, backed by politics, power and money

SLOVENIA, October 27 - The Government adopted the draft Act defining urgent measures to increase the income of pensioners and to limit the rise in social

St. Martin News Network - Latest News in and around the island of St. Maarten/St. Martin.

Cape Town is participating in this year’s Great Southern Bioblitz challenge and entry to the City’s nature reserves will be free from 28 to 31 October.

The University of the Greater Region (UniGR) has founded the first interdisciplinary centre of expertise for border research. It is a cross-border structure with border researchers from Germany, France, Belgium and Luxembourg, coordinated at the Department of Geography and Spatial Planning of the University of Luxembourg.

The Ministry of Ecology, Spatial Planning, and Urbanism of Montenegro („Ministry") enacted a Rulebook on closer criteria for the assessment of…

A large housing development in Queenstown and two smaller ones in Auckland have been put on the fast-track for consenting.

IRAKLIO - The woman that had been missing after she was swept away by floodwater in the region of Iraklio, Crete was found dead in the sea by divers on Sunday, as a government task force was visiting the area to inspect the damage caused by flash floods on Saturday. The task force was led by Alte