The TCN expressed frustration that vandals often return to sabotage infrastructure after being released on bail, creating a cycle of destruction and repair.
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Safaricom, Kenya’s leading telecommunications provider, has taken a bold step into the financial services sector with the approval of its Ziidi Money Market Fund by the Capital Market Authority (CMA)
The popular caller ID and spam-blocking app, Truecaller, is facing serious allegations of violating South Africa's Protection of Personal Information Act (Popia). A formal complaint lodged with the Information Regulator of South Africa has put the app’s operations under scrutiny. Depending on the outcome, Truecaller could face regulatory restrictions that might alter its services in…
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He joined Airtel Nigeria as Marketing Director in 2013 and was appointed Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) of Airtel Nigeria in 2018. He later rose to the position of Airtel Tanzania Managing Director and CEO in 2022.
While the financial losses are staggering, the frequency of fraud attempts paints an even graver picture. Reported fraud cases surged by 65% in Q3 compared to Q2, with hackers attempting to steal ₦115.9 billion—up from ₦56.6 billion in Q2.
