By Olasunkanmi Akoni The Lagos State Government has declared a zero tolerance for all forms of environmental infractions before, during and after the Sallah, Eid-el Kabir celebrations in the State.

The Lagos State government yesterday issued a stern warning to residents who persistently flout environmental laws, stating that henceforth, the full force of the law would be applied against ...

In the soft haze of Karachi’s early morning, 52-year-old Bashir Hussain begins his shift. His uniform - sun-bleached and ...

With R10 million allocated for urgent repairs, eThekwini Municipality aims to tackle storm damage at Bisasar Road and ...

Over the years, the world has suffered due to environmental degradation, threatening the lives and livelihoods of people ...

Despite its master plan, Abuja is struggling under rapid, unregulated growth, with diminishing green spaces and increasing ...

A former Barrow hotel could soon be converted into a large house in multiple occupation (HMO) under new plans submitted to Westmorland and Furness Council. A planning application has been lodged to ...

Ten years ago today, disaster struck the heart of Accra in a deadly combination of flood and fire that killed 154 people and ...

Affluent estates in Lagos command luxury prices comparable to those in Dubai, London, or Johannesburg, yet fall far short of ...

However, when people glimpse into the afterlife (or lack thereof in some cases), they all seem to see different things and ...

What if there were a perfect way to kill a fish? To make it suffer less, taste better, and extend its shelf life so ...