Samuel Dervaux
About the author
Samuel Dervaux is a Seychellois journalist specializing in climate issues, maritime policies, and the geopolitical transformations of the Indian Ocean region.
Very hot drinks can injure the food pipe and raise cancer risk, experts warn
Experts warn steaming hot drinks can damage the esophagus lining and may raise cancer risk; simple temperature precautions can reduce harm.
Family says A&E failures ruined 32-year-old’s life as clinical negligence claims rise
A family's account of A&E errors sits within a wider increase in clinical negligence claims in England, the BBC analysis finds.
From Stripes to Studio: Inside Sir Paul Smith’s Creative World
Sir Paul Smith publishes his autobiography and guides BBC News through his London studio, revealing the design signatures behind his global brand.
South Africa: Anti-Immigration Protests Spark Fears of a New Xenophobic Outbreak
South Africa is facing a wave of anti-immigration protests following an ultimatum issued to undocumented migrants. Arrests, violence, and tensions are reviving the specter...
United States Approves Over $8.6 Billion in Military Sales to the Middle East
The United States has approved a series of military equipment sales to several strategic partners in the Middle East, with a total estimated value...
Iranian Missiles Hit Southern Israel, 115 Injured
Missile strikes attributed to Iran have hit southern Israel, leaving at least 115 people injured, according to local authorities. The cities of Dimona and...


