Regulatory milestones mark turning point for crypto

Regulatory milestones mark turning point for crypto

2025’s global regulatory strides created a foundation for deeper integration of crypto and traditional finance. South Africa and several major global markets rolled out extensive crypto-currency regulatory reforms in 2025, marking a shift toward tighter oversight and deeper institutional participation in digital assets. Local exchanges interviewed by ITWeb say the combined momentum reshaped the regulatory…

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Africa: Turning Hope Into Action – Investing in Resilience Through Somalia’s National Safety Net

Africa: Turning Hope Into Action – Investing in Resilience Through Somalia’s National Safety Net

STORY HIGHLIGHTS Since its launch, the Shock Responsive Safety Net for Human Capital Project (SNHCP), locally known as Baxnaano, has supported over four million Somalis with cash transfers. Under the project, families receive $20 monthly, and up to $60 during national emergencies, to meet basic needs and build long-term resilience. Baxnaano is also strengthening Somalia’s…

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Turning data insight into risk resilience

Turning data insight into risk resilience

Erik Du Toit, sales specialist and consultant, OpenText. Sensitive data used to be easy to define. It was the information you knew you had – customer records, identity numbers, bank details, contracts, board material and so on. You protected it by protecting the systems it lived in. And while that mental model still shapes many…

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Africa: Turning Hope Into Action – Investing in Resilience Through Somalia’s National Safety Net

Africa: A Turning Point at COP11 – African Voices Challenge the FCTC’s One-Size-Fits-All Approach

COP11 of the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) was supposed to be a routine gathering — another closed-door meeting where small expert groups draft decisions, which are later rubber-stamped by member states. Instead, it became something far more significant: a moment of awakening, resistance, and reassertion of sovereignty, especially from African nations that…

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