
Wheatley Says R301 in Test Trades Led to R5m Fine and Debarment
Africa Bitcoin Corp cofounder Warren Wheatley says a R5 million penalty and his debarment stemmed from test trades worth R301.
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Africa Bitcoin Corp cofounder Warren Wheatley says a R5 million penalty and his debarment stemmed from test trades worth R301.

Zimbabwe's government has launched a nationwide speed monitoring system aimed at reducing road accidents and improving public transport safety.

New York's rookie quarterback will miss the rest of 2026 with a knee injury, prompting trade speculation and a veteran search.

Italian five-year Treasury yields rose above 5%, while the US 10-year Treasury reached 5.13%, its highest level since 2007, according to reports.

Bloomberg Technoz reports manager salaries at Red and White Village Cooperatives will follow the minimum wage, with allowances and facilities still to be detailed.

New York mayor Zohran Mamdani told reporters a united Ireland should be decided by the Irish themselves after meeting Taoiseach Micheál Martin.

TechPowerUp reports the update also continues PC optimization work as the director questions demand for 120 FPS.

Sweden has announced a significant change to how it handles migration operations at its mission in Shanghai, according to yen.com.gh.

Kawhi Leonard has agreed to a two-year, $115-million US extension with the Toronto Raptors, according to reports.

Technology Networks reports that women went on to have healthy pregnancies after receiving CAR T-cell therapy, though full study details were not included.

Parties debate changes to the "Rente mit 63" early retirement scheme as coalition partners seek a way forward after electoral setbacks.

OpenAI and Anthropic are set to address the UN Security Council as industry leaders flag security risks from increasingly capable AI systems.

Microsoft's Xbox division is laying off more staff and shifting the Halo franchise to Activision amid a broader studio reorganization.

Federal agents wrongly identified a U.S. citizen near Chicago and left him injured on the ground, according to reports.

A High Court in Ghana has adjourned the bail application of Salomey Bafoh, a figure in the case widely known as the Ghana Jollof case.

Former minister Syed Hamid calls for quicker court proceedings to resolve the Negeri Sembilan royal dispute, malaymail.com reports.

detikHOT reports that Danang Pradana was ignored by Wika Salim for two years, though the reason behind the silence remains unclear.

Ukraine's president used his UN address to call for renewed diplomacy, urge China's involvement, and warn of a planned large-scale Russian attack.

A Seoul court rejected Coupang's request to suspend a Fair Trade Commission on-site investigation, ruling that the public interest outweighs the company's concerns.

Health Canada has suspended the licence of a Grifols plasma site in Winnipeg, according to theglobeandmail.com.

Lonely Planet has included Connemara's Killary Fjord in its Best in Travel 2027 list, according to The Irish Times.

The PRC results show four graduates tied for the highest score, while Saint Louis University placed second among top-performing schools.

Beijing expects moderate rain with daytime highs falling to 23°C, as holiday travel and traffic restrictions add pressure to the roads.

Apple's iOS 27.2 update introduces a feature in Italy that questions unknown callers before connecting them to your iPhone.
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