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Djamo Finances has secured a microfinance license from the Central Bank of West African States, allowing the Ivorian fintech to operate as a microfinance institution in Ivory Coast. The license lets ...

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The Trump administration’s systematic dismantling of U.S. global leadership and embrace of strongman leaders is more than a retreat—it’s a green light. Autocrats who once hesitated to cross red lines ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The controversial debate over red light and speed cameras is firing back up in Kansas City. Nearly a decade after they were removed, the city is officially bringing them back.