The security risk beneath Nigeria’s mining boom
Nigeria is betting that its vast mineral deposits can become a new source of investment, exports and industrial growth. But read more The security risk beneath Nigeria’s mining boom
Nigeria is betting that its vast mineral deposits can become a new source of investment, exports and industrial growth. But read more The security risk beneath Nigeria’s mining boom
Meta also introduced its first smart glasses without a camera, as concerns grow about people being recorded without their knowledge by camera-equipped glasses.
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The launch expands Kenswitch’s role beyond switching, connecting banks and other financial institutions to route payments.
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[UN News] This edition of UN News's The Takeaway recaps key highlghts at the UN General Assembly on Wednesday, including focus on the war in Ukraine and a renewed push by African countries for Security Council reform.
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