Warren Wheatley resigns as Africa Bitcoin CEO

Warren Wheatley resigns as Africa Bitcoin CEO

Warren Wheatley Warren Wheatley has resigned as CEO and as an employee of Africa Bitcoin Corporation with effect from 21 September, severing his last remaining ties to the JSE-listed company he founded. The company said in an investor statement on Tuesday morning that the board had accepted the resignation. Wheatley had been on precautionary leave…

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Morocco election: How Ceuta, football and Israel have shaped the campaign

Morocco election: How Ceuta, football and Israel have shaped the campaign

Disillusioned young voters in Morocco were courted with viral football slogans, promises of one million jobs and anti-Israel rallying calls ahead of Wednesday’s parliamentary elections. Yet, for many young Moroccans, politics remains deeply disconnected from reality. “I have no hope for this election. I’m ashamed of our political scene. It’s a complete circus,” Siham Azeroual,…

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Prosus reshuffles tech leadership amid AI push

Prosus reshuffles tech leadership amid AI push

Euro Beinat, chief AI officer at Prosus. (Image supplied) Naspers unit Prosus has revamped its senior technology leadership, appointing a chief artificial intelligence (AI) officer, chief technology officer (CTO) and chief product officer, as the technology investor steps up its focus on AI and product development. In a statement today, the company says Euro Beinat…

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the cash economy won’t die until digital ID arrives

the cash economy won’t die until digital ID arrives

Outgoing Nedbank COO Mfundo Nkuhlu South Africa will not shake its dependence on cash until it fixes identity, outgoing Nedbank chief operating officer Mfundo Nkuhlu said on Tuesday, arguing that a working national digital ID is the precondition for pulling the country’s unbanked into the formal payments system. “The key requirement will be the advent…

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Africa: SA Pushes for Permanent African Representation On UN Security Council

Africa: SA Pushes for Permanent African Representation On UN Security Council

New York — South Africa is pushing for greater African representation on the United Nations Security Council, with the country using ongoing intergovernmental negotiations on UN reform to advance the African Union’s position for permanent representation. This is according to South Africa’s Permanent Representative to the UN in New York, Ambassador Mxolisi Sizo Nkosi, who…

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