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$20B South African fund: Don’t invest all in ‘crypto’
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7 October, 2025

$20B South African fund: Don’t invest all in ‘crypto’

Sygnia Ltd. warned investors not to “do something silly” by switching from traditional securities to ‘crypto’ despite offering a BTC...
Singapore is the most ‘crypto obsessed’ country: report
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6 October, 2025

Singapore is the most ‘crypto obsessed’ country: report

ApeX Protocol said the UAE and the U.S. rounded out the top three, based on ownership and adoption rates, as...
Hong Kong: No offshore yuan stablecoin has been approved
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3 October, 2025

Hong Kong: No offshore yuan stablecoin has been approved

HKMA said reports claiming it has approved a new stablecoin pegged to the offshore yuan are false, reminding the public...
Australia’s draft rules bring ‘crypto’ under finance regulations
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2 October, 2025

Australia’s draft rules bring ‘crypto’ under finance regulations

The proposed law will make Australia a “digital asset hub, without Europe’s prescriptive burdens but avoiding the chaos of the...
West Africa pushes for democracy with AI; Data breach hits Nigeria
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29 September, 2025

West Africa pushes for democracy with AI; Data breach hits Nigeria

In a seminar for ECOWAS legislators, AI was hailed as a global competitive tool that West African countries must use...
Nigeria, Mastercard boost data privacy; Uganda plans AI hub
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26 September, 2025

Nigeria, Mastercard boost data privacy; Uganda plans AI hub

NDPC will onboard Mastercard’s employees onto the Virtual Privacy Academy to learn about data privacy, cybersecurity practices and compliance.

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