The AI fraud crisis your bank is not ready for

The AI fraud crisis your bank is not ready for

The author, Entersekt’s Andries Maritz Rather than new types of fraud, what we’re seeing in the banking sector is a step change in how adaptable, realistic and efficient existing attack patterns have become. Bots can learn, adapt and personalise continuously once they’re interacting with live systems – and the implications for customer exposure are serious….

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Africa: Uganda Urges Realism On Somalia, DRC As Sweden Takes Contact Group Leadership

Africa: Uganda Urges Realism On Somalia, DRC As Sweden Takes Contact Group Leadership

The Ambassador of Sweden to Uganda, Maria Hakansson, has held talks with State Minister for Regional Affairs John Mulimba following Sweden’s assumption of the chairmanship of the International Contact Group for the Great Lakes. Hakansson said Sweden took over the six-month rotational leadership of the group in January 2026, prompting renewed attention in Stockholm on…

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Africa: Uganda Urges Realism On Somalia, DRC As Sweden Takes Contact Group Leadership

Africa: AUC Chairperson Received H.E. @aprm_marierose, CEO of the African Peer Review Mechanism (@aprmorg)

H.E. Mahmoud Ali Youssouf, Chairperson of the AU Commission, received H.E. @APRM_MarieRose, CEO of the African Peer Review Mechanism (@APRMorg) at the AU Headquarters this morning. The Chairperson commended APRM’s mandate in promoting democratic governance, transparency, & peer accountability across Member States, & applauded Amb. Rose & her team for the successful convening of the…

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Africa: Uganda Urges Realism On Somalia, DRC As Sweden Takes Contact Group Leadership

Africa: Guterres Declares – ‘Africa Must Be At the Table and Benefit From Its Own Wealth’

Addis Ababa — In a forceful address at the 39th African Union Summit, United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres delivered what many observers are calling one of his most direct endorsements yet of Africa’s long-standing demands: permanent representation on the UN Security Council and full economic sovereignty over its vast natural resources. Standing before African heads…

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MTN makes a bold u-turn and buys back its own towers

MTN makes a bold u-turn and buys back its own towers

In a move that fundamentally reshapes the African telecommunications landscape, MTN Group has agreed to acquire the remaining shares of IHS Towers that it does not already own. The deal, valued at approximately $2.2 billion (R35.3 billion), will see Africa’s largest mobile operator seize full control of nearly 29,000 towers across the continent. This transaction…

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