Habana went from World Cup winner to fintech beginner. Here’s what he learned.
When he stepped into the fintech boardroom, the skills that made him a rugby star did not automatically translate into business success.
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Liam Rosenior breaks silence on Chelsea exit
The former Chelsea manager has spoken candidly about his difficult spell at Stamford Bridge, describing the experience as both the best and hardest of his life. Rosenior criticised the media attention he received, particularly the mockery surrounding his touchline instructions to Alejandro Garnacho,
Nigeria sets $11.16 million capital requirement for foreign stablecoin issuers
Nigeria’s central bank has introduced new licencing rules requiring foreign-currency stablecoin issuers to maintain at least ₦15 billion ($11.16 million) in paid-up capital and establish local entities.
Nigerian Fantasy Author Marvellous Michael Anson Takes Heir of the Shadow on Tour
Nigerian author Marvellous Michael Anson, known to readers as Marve, is heading out on tour to celebrate the release of Heir of the Shadow, Book Two of her Yoruba-inspired epic fantasy trilogy Firstborn of the Sun, out on 26 November 2026. The adult epic fantasy romance returns to the Kingdom of Oru
Kenya: Mackenzie, 28 Co-Accused Set for Sentencing Over 191 Shakahola Deaths
[Capital FM] Nairobi -- Mombasa High Court is expected to sentence controversial preacher Paul Nthenge Mackenzie and 28 co-accused persons on Friday over the deaths of 191 people, including 190 children, in the Shakahola massacre.
Uganda: Muhoozi Announces Military Exit, Says He Will Focus On Christ
[Capital FM] Uganda's Chief of Defence Forces (CDF), General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, has announced plans to retire from the military leadership position in the coming months, saying he intends to dedicate his life to Christ.
South African author Diane Awerbuck Launches Fishwife, a Poetry Collection of Catch and Release
South African author Diane Awerbuck has launched her new poetry collection, Fishwife, published by Modjaji Books. The launch took place on 27 October at Kalk Bay Books in Cape Town, where Awerbuck was in conversation with Charisse Louw, curator of Burning Down the House. An appreciative crowd turned
Brazilian Professor Translates Femi Morgan’s ‘Renegade’ Into Portuguese
Samuel Delgado, a Brazilian academic, is translating Nigerian poet Femi Morgan’s collection Renegade into Portuguese. The project has been under way since 2020, and is tentatively due to appear as a full book in 2027. Delgado, a researcher, literary translator and language lecturer at the Instituto
Guinea Bissau: Guinea-Bissau Cancels Controversial US-Funded Hepatitis B Vaccine Trial on Newborns
[allAfrica] Guinea-Bissau has cancelled a proposed hepatitis B vaccine trial on newborn babies following international criticism that it was unethical and potentially exploitative.
Defensible AI: When governance becomes the competitive advantage
The latest evidence challenges a persistent assumption about artificial intelligence: that governance slows innovation. BCG’s 2026 Applied AI Index found read more Defensible AI: When governance becomes the competitive advantage