PURA Approves Electricity Quality of Service Regulations 2025
PURA’s Electricity Quality of Services Regulations, approved on June 11, 2025, aim to improve reliable electricity, minimize interruptions, and protect consumer rights in The Gambia.
Israel Conducts a Significant Strike on Iran’s Military and Nuclear Sites
Israel’s “Nation of Lions” operation targeting Iran’s nuclear and military sites near Tehran, escalating tensions and prompting warnings of Iranian retaliation against US interests.
GRA E-Tracking
Learn how the GRA E-Tracking system uses advanced GPS technology to combat smuggling, monitor cargo in real-time, and protect revenue with proactive alerts and lawful oversight.
University of Cambridge Researchers Caution Users of Menstrual Apps – Report
Cambridge researchers advocate for NHS-led menstrual tracking apps to protect women’s privacy against profit-driven femtech apps, which risk job discrimination and cyberstalking by selling user data, as detailed in a Minderoo Centre report.
Togo’s President is Facing Pressure to Resign Following Protests Against a New Rule that Permits Indefinite Terms in Office
Togo’s President Faure Gnassingbé faces growing opposition due to a crackdown on protests in Lomé against constitutional changes labeled a “constitutional coup,” with activists from “Hands Off My Constitution” demanding an end to his rule and the release of detained protesters.
