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Liberia: President Boakai Directs Ex-Officials to turn Over Government Assets Immediately

Amidst a challenging economic environment, startups with the right value proposition are poised for growth as consumers continue embracing the digital habits they adopted during the pandemic. SINGAPORE, May 16, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Visa, a world leader in digital payments, today announced seven new startups it will partner as part of its Visa Accelerator Program in Asia Pacific. The seven startups selected as part of the 2023 program are from India, Mainland China, Thailand, Singapore and German...

Britain's Conservative Party is planning to render it illegal to provide "conversion therapy" for individuals who identify as transgender.

SINGAPORE, Nov. 4, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Visa, a world leader in digital payments, is today announcing an open call for startups across Asia Pacific to apply for the Visa Accelerator Program 2023. Now in its third year, the Visa Accelerator Program selects a small group of startups to collaborate on some of the most pressing challenges in the payments industry. The 2023 program will focus on developing solutions in the following areas: Web 3.0, global money movement, embedded finance, merchant an...

(File photo) MANILA - The Department of Budget and Management (DBM) on Monday warned the public against falling for a fraudulent solicitation scheme involving people claiming to be DBM officials or personnel to collect money supposedly to allow faster release of funds for programs and projects. In a press statement, the DBM said some scammers have been drafting documents and asking local chief executives to sign the requests, identify contractors, and ask for money, under the false pretense that...

Gender pay gap, gender bias-ness, and unfair treatment of female employees are issues rampant in Pakistan and the condition of women working as journalists in t

Alte Autokennzeichen in NRW sehr beliebt Düsseldorf - Neun Jahre nach Wiedereinführung der sogenannten Altkennzeichen haben sich in Nordrhein-Westfalen rund 870.000 Fahrzeughalter für ein Altkennzeichen entschieden. Das sind rund 38 Prozent mehr als im November 2017, teilte das NRW-Verkehrsministerium der "Rheinischen Post" (Mittwochausgabe) mit. Die mit Abstand meisten Altkennzeichen kehrten demnach im Kreis Wesel auf die Straßen zurück, wo in gleich zwei Städten (Moers "MO" und Dinslak...