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PalmPay Eyes Hong Kong IPO as It Pursues Global Expansion
PalmPay, an Africa-focused fintech is reportedly preparing for a potential Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), according to a Bloomberg report, as the fintech looks to raise fresh capital to support its international expansion and strengthen its position in emerging markets. PalmPay is reportedly seeking to raise about $200 million at a more than $1
EXCLUSIVE: Families Of Detained Alleged Coup Plot Suspects Demand Probe Into Unauthorised Withdrawals, ‘Missing’ Millions From Their Bank Accounts
According to the families, evidence available to them suggests that transactions were carried out on some of the detained officers’ bank accounts without their knowledge or authorisation while they remained in military detention. Families of some Nigerian military officers standing trial over an alleged coup plot against President Bola Tinubu have called for an immediate
Man fined $8,000 for dumping household, renovation waste at Tampines heavy vehicle park, Singapore News
A man was fined $8,000 after he pleaded guilty to disposing about 1,530 kg of household and renovation waste illegally at a heavy vehicle park in Tampines. General worker Shkder Foridul was charged with one count of dumping waste from a vehicle in a public place under the Environmental Public Health Act 1987 on Tuesday
Frustration Grows as S Korea’s Stablecoin Legislation ‘Slows to Standstill’
Author Tim Alper Author Tim Alper About Author Tim Alper is a British journalist and features writer who has worked at Cryptonews.com since 2018. He has written for media outlets such as the BBC, the Guardian, and Chosun Ilbo. He has also worked... Last updated: August 25, 2025 Crypto advocates, IT experts, and media outlets
‘Frustration’ over delays to £72m Northern Ireland project
A minister in the devolved Northern Ireland Assembly has described delays to a £72m waterfront regeneration project in Northern Ireland as “a source of frustration”. DUP communities minister Gordon Lyons said he had “waited decades” for progress on the redevelopment of Queen’s Parade in Bangor. It is almost six years since Bangor Marine – a
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PalmPay Eyes Hong Kong IPO as It Pursues Global Expansion
PalmPay, an Africa-focused fintech is reportedly preparing for a potential Hong Kong initial public offering (IPO), according to a Bloomberg report, as the fintech looks to raise fresh capital to support its international expansion and strengthen its position in emerging markets. PalmPay is reportedly seeking to raise about $200 million at a more than $1
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EXCLUSIVE: Families Of Detained Alleged Coup Plot Suspects Demand Probe Into Unauthorised Withdrawals, ‘Missing’ Millions From Their Bank Accounts
According to the families, evidence available to them suggests that transactions were carried out on some of the detained officers’ bank accounts without their knowledge or authorisation while they remained in military detention. Families of some Nigerian military officers standing trial over an alleged coup plot against President Bola Tinubu have called for an immediate
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Man fined $8,000 for dumping household, renovation waste at Tampines heavy vehicle park, Singapore News
A man was fined $8,000 after he pleaded guilty to disposing about 1,530 kg of household and renovation waste illegally at a heavy vehicle park in Tampines. General worker Shkder Foridul was charged with one count of dumping waste from a vehicle in a public place under the Environmental Public Health Act 1987 on Tuesday
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Bring a Beautiful Blend of Sparkle, Colour & Elegance to Your Big Day With This Inspo
There’s something effortlessly regal about a bridal look that gets every detail just right, and this inspo is certainly one of those looks. The stunning dress by Reniti Couture is a true statement piece, with its intricate beadwork, delicate detailing, and beautifully structured bodice adding plenty of drama to the look. We also love how
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Why Lindsey Graham’s sister isn’t a lock to hold on to his Senate seat
Just a month ago, Darline Graham was a private citizen, with a career in vocational training for disabled people. Today, she’s the junior United States senator from South Carolina, a political newcomer appointed to serve the remaining months of the term of her late brother, Lindsey Graham. And she’s running for a full six-year term