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PSA and GCash pioneer use of National ID for digital financial inclusion
1+ hour, 24+ min ago (817+ words) Coca-Cola’s Cebu Plant continues to light up communities, partners, and households—not just through refreshments that bring Filipinos together this holiday season, but by extending support to local communities amid challenging times. Financial technology has broadened access to payments and…...
PAY FOR PAIN - Over 21 000 mense will be paid a share of R498M in reparations for apartheid crimes
2+ hour, 23+ min ago (366+ words) Extensive work has been done by the government to implement the TRC recommendations, Justice and Constitutional Development Minister said. OVER 21 000 mense will be paid a share of R498 million in reparations for victims of apartheid. The announcement was made by Justice…...
Cape Ballet Africa showcases ELYSIUM a captivating quadruple bill
17+ min ago (486+ words) Remanso by Nacho Duato Cape Ballet Africa ELYSIUM at The Baxter. Hot on the heels of a triumphant run of Swan Lake in Johannesburg, the rapidly ascending Cape Ballet Africa (CBA) is set to captivate Cape Town audiences with its…...
Hospice supporters Barry and Mitzi celebrate??2,000 lottery win
18+ min ago (388+ words) Read the latest news from Moya Cole Hospice By Moya Cole Hospice Barry and Mitzi Smith have won £2,000 through playing the Moya Cole Hospice lottery. The couple have been playing the lottery since the late 1990s when a lottery representative on…...
GCash and PSA pioneer use of National ID for digital financial inclusion
15+ min ago (766+ words) Editor’s note: This press release is sponsored by GCash and was produced by BrandRap, the sales and marketing arm of Rappler. No member of the news and editorial team participated in the production of this piece. Financial technology has broadened…...
ROP warns a network may be exploiting beggars
47+ min ago (130+ words) Oman Observer Competent authorities have warned that many beggarsâincluding women and childrenâare often backed by exploitative networks To support these vulnerable individuals, protect them, and limit their exploitation, the public is urged to report cases of begging by…...
Ventures Platform Closes Pan-African Fund II at $84M
15+ min ago (247+ words) Final close exceeds $75 million target, with new institutional backing from EBRD, Alphatron, and Norfund amidst a challenging global environment for African Venture Capital. Ventures Platform, Africa’s leading seed-stage fund, has announced the final close of its second institutional fund – VP…...
Industrial SMEs See First Positive Signs—But No Reversal of the Trend Yet
2+ hour, 14+ min ago (221+ words) Although they are seeing the first positive signs, they do not yet see a turnaround. The majority of businesses still view the situation as unfavorable. At least this majority has shrunk somewhat. According to the new Swissmechanic Business Climate Index,…...
Rhinoflux and Swing Launch Sewage Sludge-to-Power Trial in Japan
7+ min ago (204+ words) Rhinoflux has begun a proof-of-concept trial with Swing that converts sewage sludge into electricity while capturing carbon dioxide, running at a sewage treatment facility in Japan. The project combines Rhinoflux’s process technology with Swing’s experience in water and environmental engineering,…...
Dlamini-Zuma eats humble pie!
12+ min ago (435+ words) ANC veteran Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma has been forced to swallow her pride. Tap here to download the FREE Daily Sun App She has withdrawn her explosive claim that International Relations and Cooperation Minister Ronald Lamola was caught on a voice note…...