by Lawson | May 22, 2026
Every spring, millions of people across Japan brace for weeks of sneezing, itchy eyes and relentless congestion. Image used for illustrative purposes/kai muro/Unsplash What many now call the country’s “national disease” has become so widespread that seasonal allergies...
by Lawson | May 22, 2026
While biodiversity loss remains one of the defining environmental challenges of our time, positive conservation stories continue to emerge from around the world. Puerto Rican crested toad/Jan P. Zegarra, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service/Wikimedia Commons This week saw...
by Lawson | May 22, 2026
Plans for new developments near Victoria Falls have triggered growing concern among conservationists, tourism operators and environmental groups, with critics warning that unchecked construction could threaten one of Africa’s most iconic natural heritage sites. Image...
by Lawson | Apr 16, 2026
Anyone planning a family escape to Durban in May might want to double-check the calendar before packing the swimsuits. Source: Facebook/uShaka Wet ‘n Wild According to travelnews.africa, uShaka Marine World’s Wet ’n Wild Waterpark is set to close temporarily for...
by Lawson | Apr 16, 2026
A key regional air link shaken again Travel between Iraq and the United Arab Emirates took another hit this week after flydubai cancelled two scheduled flights from Baghdad and Erbil to Dubai. According to The Traveler, the disruptions affected departures from both...
