China enlarges Influence in Africa with $72.23billion Investments, Uganda joins other African Countries to Fight against Cryptocurrencies, warns Users and More

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Guess what? A report by Ernst and Young has revealed that China’s influence in Africa has been augmented through $72.23 billion direct investments made within the past years. This fund were invested in telecommunication, technology, retail, finance institutions, businesses, and leisure between 2014 – 2018.

We have news that Uganda has joined Nigeria, Botswana, and Morocco in fighting against cryptocurrency. The country, through its Minister of Finance announced that the government does not recognize cryptocurrencies as a legal tender and warned those who traded at their own risk.

Buckle your belts South African Techies! MTN has launched an e-SIM technology for postpaid users in South Africa. Samsung is on-board the e-SIM and it will be rolled out via Samsung’s Galaxy Watches (42mm variant) for Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ series users.

Also, Hive an Egypt-based on-demand ride-hailing platform for kids has raised the sum of $400000 in seed funding. It will leverage the funds to improve its subscription-based on-demand ride-hailing platform for kids.

Finally, Facebook partnered Agence France-Presse (AFP), France 24, Dubawa, and Pesa Check fact-checking platforms to roll out its third-party fact-checking project in 10 other Sub-Saharan African countries.

 

…that’s it for the Big 5 Daily!

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