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Court blocks RUTO's government from dropping Sh6.2 billion money laundering case against Nigerian fintech. - Vimarsana News

Court blocks RUTO's government from dropping Sh6.2 billion money laundering case against Nigerian fintech.

Monday, July 24, 2023 – The court has blocked a state agency from withdrawing a Ksh6.2 billion money laundering case against a Nigerian fintech that has been at the centre of a protracted dirty money probe. In his ruling, Justice Prof Nixon Sifuna cited that the Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) did not give reasons for the withdrawal…

Court Blocks Govt From Withdrawing Ksh6.2 Billion Money Laundering Case - Vimarsana News

Court Blocks Govt From Withdrawing Ksh6.2 Billion Money Laundering Case

The government had sought to withdraw the case noting lack of evidence.

Nigerian investors bid to separate Sh1.4bn frozen Flutterwave cash flops - Vimarsana News

Nigerian investors bid to separate Sh1.4bn frozen Flutterwave cash flops

The High Court has dismissed an application filed by over 2,000 Nigerians seeking to protect their millions, which was part of the Sh6.6 billion frozen last year, over fears of money laundering.

22 things that happened for the first time in 2022 in the African tech scene - Vimarsana News

22 things that happened for the first time in 2022 in the African tech scene

Here’s a list of 22 things that happened for the first time in the African tech scene in 2022

Kenya drops money laundering case against three Nigerian companies - Vimarsana News

Kenya drops money laundering case against three Nigerian companies

Kenya’s Assets Recovery Agency (ARA) has dropped a lawsuit against three Nigerian companies; Avalon Offshore Logistics Limited, OIT Africa Limited, and RemX Capital Limited, which were at the epicentre of an international money laundering syndicate and were at risk of losing Ksh5.7 billion (US$47.34 million) to the state crime proceeds. …