Nigerian communities 'can sue Shell in UK' - a podcast by BBC World Service

Nigeria’s Ogale and Bille communities near the Niger Delta are given the green light by the UK Supreme Court to sue oil giant Shell for compensation over pollution, in Britain. We’ll hear from the traditional ruler of the Ogale, who says his community is “very happy”.

Plus, Air Namibia is grounded after 75 years of operations, due to financial losses.

And the Resident Presidents are in a somewhat morbid mood, as they mull over the different funeral rites and traditions from around the world.

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