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KPMG Philippines invites tech leaders to participate in innovation summit

Interior designer Melissa Colgan renovated the Washington, D.C, home with charm and color. Built-in bookshelves, window seats, and cozy armchairs abound.

Yesterday, fintech unicorn Flutterwave announced the launch of Tuition, a new payment product that will allow African users to pay school fees within Africa and overseas using local currencies. More in #TCDaily.

Governments around the world are increasingly deploying the language and methods of counterterrorism to repress climate movements.

South African lawyers, last week, were called out for using fake precedents generated by ChatGPT. Per the judge, the lawyers had no intention to be misleading, they were simply overzealous and careless.

There are at least 10 good reasons to what this year's Futures Game.

This week, Kenyan president William Ruto approved the use of the Unified Payroll Number (UPN) which will help the Kenyan government.

There are at least 10 good reasons to what this year's Futures Game.

Meta's Twitter competitor app Threads launched earlier today, and so far, it's looking good! It has surpassed 2 million users already.

Tunga, a Nigerian talent firm, has entered a partnership with the Netherlands to train software developers and connect them with employers across Europe.