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Wärtsilä has secured orders for replacement engines to upgrade tugboats for ADM Naviera Chaco operating in Paraguay, aimed at enhancing operational performance and sustainability. The initiative is part of Wärtsilä’s …
Wärtsilä to Supply Replacement Engines for ADM Naviera Chaco’s Vessels in Paraguay Read More
The National Bank of Rwanda and Capital Market Authority have announced a draft regulatory framework aimed at overseeing virtual assets and their service providers. This initiative seeks to regulate digital …
Rwanda Introduces Draft Law to Regulate Virtual Assets Read More
Safaricom remains silent about its first money market fund, Mali, which was launched in 2020, while promoting Ziidi, its new fund. Ziidi received regulatory approval in November 2024 and has …
Safaricom Remains Silent on Mali Fund as Ziidi Launches Amid Controversy Read More
Coinbase has partnered with Onboard Global to enhance cryptocurrency trading in Nigeria by allowing purchases with Naira via a peer-to-peer exchange. Users can buy under $100 without ID verification. The …
Coinbase Enhances Cryptocurrency Trading in Nigeria Through Partnership with Onboard Global Read More
The Climate Mobility Fellowship for 2025-2026 invites young leaders passionate about climate mobility to apply. This year-long program from the Global Centre for Climate Mobility will offer training, project experience, …
Apply Now: Climate Mobility Fellowship 2025-2026 Read More
In Mali, over 50 civilians were killed by Islamist militants in an ambush on a protected convoy. This attack highlights the persistent threat of terrorism in the region, compelling Burkina …
Islamist Attacks in Mali Highlight Regional Security Crisis Read More
Forex trading in Kenya is regulated by the Central Bank and the Capital Markets Authority to ensure a secure environment for traders. Key brokers include EGM Securities, Scope Markets, Pepperstone, …
A Comprehensive Guide to Forex Trading in Kenya Read More
Starting September 4, 2024, South African Standard Bank customers will be prohibited from making Electronic Fund Transfers (EFTs) to Namibia, eSwatini, and Lesotho due to new regulations. Personal banking customers …
SA Reserve Bank Stops EFTs to Namibia, eSwatini, Lesotho Effective September 2024 Read More