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Camellia Pecora
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Kisii influencer breaks down making KSh 460k farming maize in Narok: “It’s profitable”
Afande Moses projected a profit of KSh 470,000 from maize farming in Narok and encouraged youth and influencers to explore
Mbalenhle Zuma
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Marvels of Mzansi shine bright at Hollywoodbets Durban July 2025
Durban’s Greyville Racecourse was a kaleidoscope of glamour, culture, and equine excellence on Saturday, July 5, as the 129th Hollywoodbets
Nadine Tag
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Egypt Secures Leadership Role at FAO as Mina Rizk Elected Council Chair
In a unanimous decision during its general session on 3 July, the General Conference of the Food and Agriculture Organization
Jon Winkler
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Amazon is selling a ‘very classy’ $160 Fossil watch for only $78, and shoppers call it an ‘upgrade’
It’s a real quality watch...
Mercado Bitcoin announces tokenization of $200M in RWAs on XRPL
Tokenized real-world assets (RWAs) continue to gain traction as crypto firms push for clear regulations for onchain financial instruments...
Tokenized equity still in regulatory grey zone — Attorneys
The nascent real-world tokenized assets track prices but do not provide investors the same legal rights as holding the underlying
USA TODAY Sports
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Deion Sanders health update: Colorado coach expected to return to job soon
New video of Colorado coach Deion Sanders shows him walking slowly at his estate in Texas during sabbatical
ManuAiyappa Kanathanda
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Siddaramaiah’s dream to match Urs’ tenure as CM edges closer to reality
Bengaluru: Siddaramaiah's declaration earlier this week that he will complete a full five-year term as chief minister may have quelled
Connie Loizos
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Drive Capital’s second act – how the Columbus venture firm found success after a split
The venture capital world has always had a hot-and-cold relationship with the Midwest. Investors rush in during boom times, then
