The southern African nation argues that justice must move beyond simple financial recompense to include debt forgiveness and multilateral institution reform
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The new Albardão Marine National Park covers over a million hectares and offers vital sanctuary to endangered dolphins and migratory whales off the coast of Rio Grande do Sul
Following one of its worst rainy seasons in recent history, Mozambique has issued an immediate evacuation order for three provinces due to the looming threat of floods
The sweeping new legislation, which covers the entire internet, requires digital providers to implement reliable age verification and links for adolescents’ accounts to a guardian’s
The National Coffee Institute of Angola (INCA) is implementing rigorous measures to improve the nation’s coffee quality
The dinosaur closest known relative is a species from Spain, supporting the theory that land routes once connected South America, Africa, and Europe via northern Africa
The state-owned mining firm Murak Rai Timor is currently gauging international demand for a major manganese resource in the country’s eastern Lautém municipality
Facing rising costs and global trade uncertainty, the southern African nation is leveraging its arable land and water resources to boost food production
As crude production declines, the southern African nation is repositioning itself as a travel destination, using a new strategy to convert potential into concrete opportunities