Deep Fission has signed an LEU supply agreement with Urenco to support Gravity Reactor testing and early operations under the ...

TANZANIA has diverged sharply from its neighbours, with experts saying its low policy rate signals a deliberate growth-first strategy rather than regional monetary restraint. The country stands out in ...

The Minns Labor Government has delivered one of the pivotal foundations of its Biosecurity Action Plan with the $40.7 million NSW Weeds Action Program ...

Gauteng’s battle against foot-and-mouth disease has entered what provincial authorities describe as its ‘most decisive phase’, with a scaled-up vaccination programme launched on 26 February as the ...

Private sector lender Yes Bank informed the exchanges on Thursday that fraudulent transactions worth $280,000 took place using multi-currency prepaid forex cards of 5,000 customers. The bank said that ...

Cabinet welcomed the R2.67 trillion Budget of 2026 which will fund the commitments made by the President in the SONA. 2.2. To support the fight against crime, the Minister of Finance added R2.7 ...

Chemical manufacturers are currently working against a backdrop of persistent supply chain disruption, mounting regulatory pressure and rising operational costs. A combination of geopolitical ...

Chairman of the Board of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), Abdullahi Umaru Ganduje, has expressed concern over the impact of the recent fire outbreak at Terminal 1 of the Murtala ...

Seven practical checks APAC CISOs can use to reduce cybersecurity stack bloat, cut costs, and improve containment without increasing risk.

My name is Brian Michaleski, Head of Investor Relations here at Figure Technology Solutions, Inc. Class A Common Stock. Joining me on today's call are Michael Tannenbaum, Chief Executive Officer, and ...

African organisations may have as little as five days to stop a cyber intrusion before it escalates into a full-scale enterprise breach, according to a new report by Lagos-based cybersecurity firm ...

Thermal scanning at ports of entry is not as effective in keeping rare deadly pathogens out as one may hope, says Hsu Li Yang from the Saw Swee Hock School of Public Health.