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Analysis: Political and business relations between Serbia and the United Arab Emirates are marked by opacity and secrecy.

By Peter Uzoho For the tenth time, Nigeria’s entrepreneurial giant and richest black man on earth, Mr. Aliko Dangote, has retained his position as the richest man in Africa with a net worth of $12.1 billion, according to the 2021 edition of the Forbes’ Top 10 Africa’s Billionaires List. Dangote’s current net worth is higher than his 2020 $10.1 billion net worth by $2 billion. In the list seen by THISDAY, two other Nigerian business gurus– the Founder of Globacom, Chief Mike Adenuga, and Chairman of BUA Group, Mr. Abdul Samad Rabiu, emerged the fifth and sixth on the l...

Sony PlayStation 5 might get a boost in specs for enhanced performance, design likely to remain same The suppliers of Sony are reportedly working to bring new components for a redesigned PS5 console into production between the second and third quarter of the year 2022. Sarthak Dogra | May 10, 2021 | Updated 17:43 IST Sony PlayStation 5 (Image: India Today) Highlights Industry sources have indicated that a new CPU for PS5 is being worked upon. It will use a 6nm chipset, as opposed to the 7 nm chipset in the current PS5 models. The CPU will offer better processing capability than what is possi...

  Sony PlayStation 5 console redesign expected to launch in 2022 with 6 nm semi-custom AMD processor A case redesign could also be in the books for the 2022 PS5. (Image Source: Alexandre Touguet) Previous rumors were suggesting that Sony may launch a slim PS5 model powered by 5 nm processor in 2023, but sources close to DigiTimes now claim that Sony is probably not going to use a 5 nm processor because the production costs could raise the MSRP too much. Instead, Sony is planning to utilize a 6 nm AMD semi-custom processor made by TSMC, and the redesigned PS5 should launch in 2H 2022. Interne...