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Crypto boom exposes Africa cyber risk

Allan Juma, Technical Lead for ESET East Africa, an internet security solutions company. Juma oversees the company’s technical issues on security products.  Cryptocurrency in Africa has evolved rapidly from a fringe financial activity into a major economic force - and cybercriminals are taking notice. Between July 2024 and June 2025, the continent recorded USD $205-billion in on-chain transactions, making it the world's third-fastest-growing crypto market. Driven by economic volatility and a […]

today12 November, 2025

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Business / Economics

05 March Morning Biz News: Payroll Deduction Agreement, Budget Talks, Economic Diversification, and Bitcoin Trends

Swakop Uranium and NAMITVEST Forge New Payroll Deduction AgreementA new payroll deduction agreement between Swakop Uranium and NAMITVEST was signed on Thursday in Swakopmund. The agreement enables Swakop Uranium employees to directly invest in NAMITVEST through payroll deductions, fostering financial empowerment. According to One Africa TV NewsOnOne, the partnership is a significant move towards helping employees build their wealth through a structured savings and investment approach. South African Cabinet Finalizes […]

today5 March, 2025

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Business / Economics

30 January-6 February 2025 Weekly Economics Wrap: Tourism, Telecommunications, and Global Economic Trends

The local hospitality industry in Namibia is undergoing a significant shift as several major hotels transition from fixed rates to dynamic pricing. This move, influenced by international trends and increasing operational costs, has raised concerns about the impact on domestic tourism, already facing economic challenges. A recent survey by The Brief revealed that fluctuating rates could affect local tourism, making it difficult for many Namibians to access affordable accommodations. This […]

today6 February, 2025

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Business / Economics

09 January 2025 Morning Biz News: Namibian Stock Performance, South Africa’s Economic Challenges, and Global Financial Updates

  In the latest financial news, Letshego Holdings Namibia has emerged as the leader on the Namibian Stock Exchange for 2024, posting an impressive total return of 49.2%. This performance, based on the most recent figures, showcases Letshego’s strong position in the market. Nictus Holdings secured second place with a return of 30.4%, while Capricorn Group followed closely with a return of 24.7%. Meanwhile, in neighboring South Africa, the manufacturing […]

today9 January, 2025

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Business / Economics

12 July 2024 Morning Biz News: Financial News Digest: City of Windhoek’s Strong Performance, Rand’s Rise, Central Bank Actions, and Global Market Indicators

  1. City of Windhoek Reports Strong Financial Performance The City of Windhoek has announced robust financial results for the 2022/2023 fiscal year, with a reported turnover of approximately N$5 billion. This revenue surge is attributed to key municipal services including water, electricity, rates and taxes, sewer discharge, and waste removal. Matyayi, emphasizing the critical role of these services, highlighted their contribution to fulfilling the council’s mandate. 2. South African […]

today12 July, 2024

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Africa

Africa begins licensing crypto as verified transactions hit US $117 billion

    By Conrad Onyango, bird story agency   Regulators in Africa are taking steps to bring crypto entities under official oversight as treasuries seek to blunt fiscal risks amid a surge in demand for digital assets. Authorities in South Africa and Nigeria, the continent's most 'crypto-ready' countries, are leading the continent's efforts to place crypto dealers under a licensing regime to protect consumers against money laundering and terrorism-related risks. […]

today2 April, 2024

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Africa

Binance to stop transactions in Nigeria

Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, is ending all transactions and trading in Nigeria's local currency after 8 March 2024. This after Nigeria clamped down on the global crypto exchange, blaming it for feeding a black market for foreign exchange. Ajeck Mangut reports from Abuja.

today6 March, 2024