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05.08 / 03:57
Waves Reuters Waters Action Matthews country Four Nigerians drank urine, seawater to survive on ship's rudder for 14 days | Watch
Also read: Traces of explosives found on foreign grain ship, says Russia The four men exhausted their food supplies on the 10th day of the voyage and resorted to drinking seawater and their urine to survive, all while securing themselves with a makeshift net to avoid falling into the deep waters below, where they spotted large marine creatures like whales and sharks. After enduring their ordeal, Brazilian Federal Police finally rescued the desperate group at the port of Vitória in southeastern Brazil. Two of the stowaways chose to return to Nigeria upon their request, while Yeye and another stowaway, Roman Ebimene Friday, 35, applied for asylum in Brazil, seeking compassion from the Brazilian government, as reported by Reuters.
25.07 / 21:16
show country Nigeria's suspended Central Bank governor appears in court more than a month after his arrest
Nigeria's suspended Central Bank governor has appeared in court in the economic hub of Lagoon on charges of illegal possession of a firearm and live ammunition
29.06 / 23:17
business Government Blockchain Adoption Africa Bitcoin Crypto offers Africans a ‘lifeline’ from inflation and corruption, say execs
While many investors in the West may look to crypto to speculate the next biggest trend, blockchain technology is actually solving “real-world problems” in Africa such as hyperinflation and "corruption," executives told Cointelegraph.
02.05 / 14:19
UPS Digital SEC JPMorgan Platform Paxful Backed Nigeria's SEC May Permit Asset-Backed Tokens, Crypto Trading Remains Off-Limits
Despite banning crypto transactions in February 2021, Nigeria is now considering a new approach to digital asset trading by allowing asset-backed tokens. 
29.03 / 12:25
Blockchain regulation Africa P2P Networks P2P Nigerian crypto investors question central bank's decision to flag p2p users
Nigerian crypto investors using peer-to-peer (P2P) services have expressed concerns about the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) flagging their bank accounts. CBN's decision to flag accounts is believed to be in relation to the near $6.3 million (2.9 billion nairas) Flutterwave hack, as the bank accounts have yet-to-be-proven affiliations with the hack.
11.01 / 18:07
Africa Lightning Network lightning Bitcoin bitcoin lightning Nigerian innovator launches first active Bitcoin Lightning node in the country
A Bitcoin Lightning Network node (BTC) has struck the earth in one of the most challenging operating environments. Lagos, the capital of Africa’s most populous country, Nigeria, welcomed a new Bitcoin Lightning node this week, a vital step to better connect the continent to the layer-2 payments network atop Bitcoin, the Lightning Network (LN). 
05.12 / 09:41
business Investments FTX Swyftx Swyftx cuts 40% of staff as it braces against 'worst-case scenario'
Australian-based crypto exchange Swyftx has laid off a total of 90 staff members, which it said was in preparation for a “worst-case scenario” caused by the fallout of FTX and a potential fall in global trading volumes next year. 
04.12 / 21:53
business Africa AAX clients storm exchange's office in Lagos following operational halt
Nigerian customer's of the crypto exchange AAX reportedly attacked the company's office in Lagos and harassed its employees, in a response for the recent halt of withdrawals, according to local reports from Dec. 3. 
23.11 / 17:49
Citi Provident Digital Strategy inclusion National Financial RegTech Africa Conference Set to Elevate National Policy on Financial Inclusion, Consumer Protection and Cybersecurity
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29.09 / 15:23
crypto market Bitcoin bitcoin beach There's no crypto winter on Portugal's 'Bitcoin Beach'
bitcoin bar, on an uncrowded beach in southwestern Portugal, is the meeting place. To get there, you drive past a boat harbor, oceanside hotels and apartment buildings, then park near a sleepy seafood restaurant and walk down a wooden path that cuts through a sand dune. Yellow bitcoin flags blow in the wind. The conversations about cryptocurrencies and a decentralized future flow. “People always doubt when to buy, when to sell,” said Didi Taihuttu, a Dutch investor who moved to town this summer and is one of Bam Bam’s owners. “We solve that by being all in.” Sitting in the sand nearby, another bar regular, Katherin Bestandig, said, “Everything is possible if you’re brave.”
31.08 / 19:47
business UPS CEO Cointelegraph Cointelegraph promotes Wes Kaplan to CEO, Jay Cassano joins advisory board
Cointelegraph has appointed Wes Kaplan, the company’s thriving chief business development officer, as the new CEO of Cointelegraph. He takes over leadership from award-winning journalist Jay Cassano, who has served as CEO since September 2020 after joining as editor-in-chief in mid-2019.
10.05 / 08:33
Africa Central Bank restrictions Nigeria upgrades CBDC as crypto restrictions cripple fintech industry
The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) is moving ahead with plans to upgrade the country’s central bank digital currency (CBDC) to be used on a wider range of goods and services. It is also maintaining harsh crypto restrictions that cripple the country's fintech sector.
31.01 / 16:26
event cryptocurrency RegTech Africa Conference to Drive Growth and Shape Digital Economy
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