The Mukaab will clock in at 400 metres high and 650 metres wide once completed – giving it enough volume to contain 20 Empire State Buildings.
The Coastal Justice Network sent out an angry press release following the approval of TotalEnergies’ drilling along our Southern Coast.
Your Audi Q8 just became a weekend car.
You might want to fill up your tanks before the end of the day unless you want to pay an extra R1,71 per litre.
Lake Chad was well on its way to becoming a UNESCO World Heritage Site, until one of the governments had a profitable change of heart.
Oil price plunges. Branson begs for cash. How badly Boris dropped the ball. Details of Canadian mass shooter. SA wine producers suffering. No-vaxx Djokovic. Harry’s texts to Meghan’s dad. One Direction reunion?
BoJo The Hulk. Felicity Huffman jailed. NY vape ban. Why millionaires love SA. Royals scrambling over Epstein. Trump invited to NK.
The coelacanth has survived everything the last 420 million years have had to throw at it, but now its toughest challenge may just be beginning.
Russian born artist Alexandra Rubinstein created a series of celeb portraits, featuring celebs going down on women, and they are causing a real stir.
At just 18, Elizaveta Adamenko married her boyfriend of four years in a glamorous wedding in France. That age difference has many up in arms, though.
Islamic State controlled oil refineries in Syria got a wake up call on Wednesday, when the US decided to flatten them. Is this one step closer to ending their terror?
Where there is oil there will be greed. Rachel Boynton is the director of a documentary described by critics as a real life ‘There Will Be Blood.’ Backed by the cash of Executive Producer, Brad Pitt, she follows the story of Ghana’s troubled commercialization of it’s oil fields, and the militants in Nigeria combating the corruption that their oil wealth caused.
Ever heard of ‘Oil pulling’? Nope, us neither. That’s because it’s an outdated practice that stems from the biblical era – but it has some serious health benefits, apparently.
Investment bank, Citi has released a report detailing the 10 technologies that will mould and shape the future. According to their analysts, these are the 10 technologies, some new and some old, that are going to make a significant impact on the development of our society.
Transocean, the owner of the drilling rig that sank after an explosion that killed 11 workers and led to the massive 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, has agreed to pay $1,4 billion in various penalties.
If you weren’t aware of just how prolific Chinese investment is in Africa, wait until you see these startling images of what’s going on in Angola.
Greenpeace recently teamed up with activist pranksters, The Yes Men. Their goal? To rip Shell a new one over their planned Arctic oil drilling. Step inside, and watch a great (and hilarious) example of how social media and activism have become inseparable.
It has been two years since 4,9 million barrels of oil were spilled into the Gulf of Mexico. In the midst of the disaster, BP and its contractors did everything they could to keep people from seeing the scale of the disaster. But new photos released today offer some new insight into just how horrific the Gulf became for sea life. See them inside.
Kenya could soon be listing oil as one of its natural resources for the first time. The country has never before been recognised for its mineral riches, but the recent discovery of oil in the north-western region of Turkana could change that.
Iran’s army has warned that it will take action against America if a particular US aircraft carrier, which was moved due to naval exercises, returns to Iranian waters. The threat sounds far from empty, too.
New oil leakage has been spotted in the Gulf of Mexico, near the BP well that burst 15 months ago; the oil currently covers an area about seven kilometres long and 50 metres wide. It’s not clear if the oil is coming from the reservoir itself, or if’s been trapped in last year’s damaged rigging.
Hoo. BP’s planning on restarting deepwater drilling in the Gulf of Mexico on 10 wells this summer; U.S. regulators seem to be giving it the go-ahead in exchange for tougher safety rules. In unrelated news, President Obama promised last week to cut U.S. oil imports by 33%