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Can Ocean Energy Power Carbon Removal?

The Caribbean has a problem, and it stinks. Atop the Caribbean Sea's famously pristine waters floats a 5,000-mile-wide heap of rust-colored, brambly seaweed. When that seaweed, a form of sargassum, clumps up on beaches and decomposes, it emits hydrogen sulfide gas (also known as swamp gas), which smells like rotten eggs

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NCC Struggles: All Eyes On Bosun Tijani

As global telecommunications trends change, influencing daily lives and livelihoods, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), the regulatory body in Nigeria, is currently contending with a pronounced quality crisis that has overshadowed the industry’s reputation. This regression has become particularly noticeable during Prof Isa Pantami‘s leadership, leading to a substantial deviation

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Embrace Green Economy, DACA Urges FG

The  Chief Executive Officer of a global non-profit, Development Action & Campaign for Africa, Adeola Akinremi, has urged the Federal Government and other African countries to prioritise the transition to green energy in a bid to safeguard African communities. According to Akinremi, embracing green energy is crucial for safeguarding communities and

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