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Airtel Alerts: Mobile Money Service Shutdown Set for May 3rd – International Edition
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Airtel Kenya plans to carry out an upgrade of the Airtel Money system, which will result in customers being unable to use their services throughout the duration of the maintenance period. The Airtel Kenya system update will commence on Saturday, May 3rd, at 11 PM and conclude on Sunday, May 4th, at 11 AM.…
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China’s Dying EV Batteries and Solar Cells Fuel a New-Energy Circular Economy
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Recycling critical materials such as lithium, cobalt and nickel are driving profits and shoring up China’s resource security as trade war with US hits supply chains What one person discards is Ma Long’s gain. In the age of renewable energy, his map points to depleted lithium-ion batteries—veritable reservoirs of recyclable materials boosting earnings for…
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How This Wellness Entrepreneur Juggles Finances: Owning a £4.5K Business While Building a £40K Pension
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In our “How I Manage My Money” series Our objective is to discover how individuals in the UK manage their finances through spending, saving, and investments to cover expenses and reach their aspirations. This week, we spoke with Melissa Layton, a 34-year-old from Camden, London. Previously earning £90,000 annually in the legal field, she…
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Web of Wealth: Unraveling Money Laundering Among Nigeria’s Elite
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Nigeria, a nation abundant in resources and promise, has consistently grappled with the pervasive issue of money laundering. TITILOPE JOSEPH examines the complex system enabling these illegal activities, uncovering the involvement of Nigeria’s upper class in an expanding web of financial crimes and analyzing the severe impact on the nation’s economy and people. In…
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PHDC Chief Dr. Toni Aubynn Tours Jomoro District
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The recently named CEO of the Petroleum Hub Development Corporation (PHDC), Dr. Toni Aubynn, made his inaugural official trip to Jomoro in the Western Region, which is being considered as the location for Ghana’s primary Petroleum Hub initiative. Dr. Aubynn, who was appointed by President John Dramani Mahama, was accompanied by his deputies, Onasis…
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The Ripple Effect: How Treasury Bill Rates Reshape Economies, Impact Citizens, and Guide Business Decisions
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By National Banking College. In Ghana, Treasury bills (T-bills) serve as much more than mere short-term government securities; they act as fundamental cornerstones of the financial system. Frequently exchanged and readily comprehensible, these instruments act as indicators of interest rate trends and reflect the broader economic condition. The article investigates the significant impacts of…
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Nairobi Lawyer Accuses Girlfriend of Injury and Theft: ‘Move All Funds Immediately’
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Controversial attorney Raymond Nduga alleges he was attacked and rendered unconscious by a female partner he was involved with. The woman, Sylvia, allegedly bit him and transferred money from his phone while he was semi-conscious The candid attorney disclosed alarming information and images from the medical facility on social networks. Raymond Nduga, a controversial…
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Thailand Closes Scenic Spot After Clashes with Laos
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Rare armed clashes in Laos believed to be linked to drug smuggling have forced Thailand to close a popular mountain viewing point on the border and prompted a security warning from the United States. Thai authorities announced on Monday that the Phu Chi Fa viewpoint, located near the Lao border in northern Chiang Rai…
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Mock Drills Held Across Key Locations in Mumbai as Part of Nationwide Security Exercise
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Mumbai (Maharashtra), India, May 7 (ANI): As part of the extensive national initiative, civil defence mock drill ordered by the Department of Home Affairs ( MHA ), practice drills were conducted at crucial sites across Maharashtra’s Mumbai , including Cross Maidan and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus ( CSMT ) on Wednesday evening. The Central…
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Battle of the Bottles: The World’s Largest Wine Competition Seeks Supreme Sips
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In an eastern warehouse London , row after row of large cardboard boxes are neatly aligned. Each box contains 12 bottles of wine, but the labels taped on won’t tell you their brands. They are here for the world’s biggest wine contest, which could launch ordinary bottles sold in Waitrose or Aldi into highly…