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Last week, Nigeria’s apex bank ended a two-year ban on foreign exchange (FX) sales to Bureau de Change (BDC) operators.

Three is one of the biggest and most popular UK phone networks. If you're thinking of switching over to Three, here's literally everything you need to know about the phone network in one place...

Bolt has recorded new milestones in Kenya and Nigeria. In Kenya, it recorded over 100 million rides by its customers, and in Nigeria, it recorded 250 million rides since its launch in the country in 2016. More in #TCDaily.

The development of quantum computing could be important for things like VFX and virtual production but also raises cybersecurity issues

Today's edition of #TCDaily is all about upgrades! Amazon Web Services has opened its first Africa Skills Centre in Cape Town, South Africa. Meanwhile, Google will invest $1.5 million in upskilling 20,000 Nigerian youths and creating 1 million digital jobs.

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Kenyan lawmakers are probing TikTok after a private citizen petitioned them to look into the app for promoting violence, hate speech & sexual/vulgar content. Per the petition, TikTok is threatening Kenya's moral values & should be prohibited.

Free festivities begin at 1 p.m. Sunday at Johnny Jazz Park on Shrewsbury Avenue in Red Bank.

It's all money news in today's edition of #TCDaily. Incubator Founders Factory Africa raised $114 million to support African startups, and Mastercard is acquiring a minority stake in MTN's MoMo.

Taxi drivers in Cape Town have called off an eight-day strike that's left 5 dead, many stranded, and $6 million lost in income/properties. The drivers ended the strike after agreeing to the same law they protested against in the first place.