dLocal to Acquire Africa-Focused AZA Finance to Deepen Presence in Emerging Markets
dLocal Ltd, a cross-border payments platform focused on emerging markets, has agreed to acquire AZA Finance, a Nairobi-based foreign exchange
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Sam Wakoba
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MindHYVE.ai to Launch Africa Headquarters in Nairobi by Q4
MindHYVE.ai, an agentic artificial intelligence firm, has announced plans to launch its Africa Headquarters in Nairobi, Kenya by the fourth
Amos Robi
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How African healing interacts with religion, science in today’s world
How African healing interacts with religion, science in today’s world...
Nancie Geddes
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African values under threat: African Commission must defend them
A poster featuring an all-white male panel of speakers from Europe, the US and other regions circulated online, promoting a
Diego Center
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Ethiopia: Ambassador Dina Mufti Accuses Isaias Afwerki of Promoting ‘Cushitic-Semitic Antagonism’, Interfering in Ethiopia’s Internal Affairs
Addis Standard] Addis Abeba -- Ambassador Dina Mufti, Member of Parliament and former spokesperson of Ethiopia's Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
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Africa’s 500 million person question (Part 2): The quest for a new economic model
While finding a perfect fit might seem elusive, we see promising possibilities in four key opportunity areas that we unpack
Faith Omoniyi
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dLocal to acquire Aza Finance to deepen African push
After capturing much of Latin American markets, dLocal has increasingly expanded into parts of Asia and Africa, with Aza Finance
Estelle.Bronkhorst
18:21
Stats SA to release Q1 GDP statistics
Tuesday 03 June 2025 - 08:45am File: South African banknotes with Five Rand and Two Rand coins. GettyImages/RapidEye JOHANNESBURG -
Melisa Cavcic
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New operator takes up the baton at South Africa’s Orange Basin block
Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas has expanded its portfolio with a stake in an asset that enables it to assume
Eyaaz
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‘Trump was misled on white genocide claims,’ says his adviser, Mark Burns
After talking to white South African farmers, and former apartheid leaders, Burns said the claims are exaggerated and probably spread
