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XTransfer’s CSO, Neil Ni (Left), speaks at the Inclusive FinTech Forum 2026 in Rwanda. Drawing on XTransfer’s experience supporting SMEs in international trade, Neil noted that traditional B2B cross-border payments often pass through multiple correspondent banks, creating complex procedures, settlement delays and high costs that can strain SME cash flow. “To keep legitimate trade moving safely, risk and compliance must become more intelligent, consistent, and scalable.”Neil shared that AI is now foundational to XTransfer’s risk and compliance capability. Neil also discussed XTransfer’s accelerating expansion in Africa, noting more than 300% growth in the region in 2025 as SMEs seek faster and lower-cost ways to manage cross-border trade payments. Distributed by African Media Agency (AMA) on behalf of XtransferFor more information, please visit Xtransfer’s official site: https://www.xtransfer.comand follow us on social media :https://www.linkedin.com/company/xtransfer.cnhttps://x.com/xtransferglobalhttps://www.facebook.com/XTransferGlobal/https://www.instagram.com/xtransfer.globalThe post XTransfer’s CSO Speaks at Inclusive FinTech Forum 2026 in Rwanda appeared first on African Media Agency.
“The Safari Rally is part of Kenya’s sporting heritage and a global showcase for our country,” said President Ruto. He added: “The participation of fans from across the East African Community has elevated the Safari Rally into a truly regional event. Scores of supporters gathered on rocky hilltops, dusty plains and river crossings to witness the world’s best rally drivers wrestle with the brutal conditions that make the Safari Rally unique. Rally veteran Carl Tundo, who now serves as the Head of Secretariat for the WRC Safari Rally, praised the scale of support from fans across the region. Distributed by African Media Agency (AMA) on behalf of WRCThe post Kenya’s Iconic Safari Rally Roars Again, Makes Classic Case for WRC Future appeared first on African Media Agency.
By the time the fist arrives, and it does arrive, she has already been imprisoned for months, sometimes years. Domestic violence does not respect passports. Staying is a risk recalculated every day in the desperate hope that the mathematics will somehow change without any variable shifting. Love does not look like this. THE RECKONINGSocieties that normalize violence against women have forfeited their right to claim moral authority on any other issue.
The Royal Moroccan Football Federation (FRMF) wishes to reiterate that its appeal was ever aimed at contesting the sporting merit or performance of the teams involved in this tournament, but solely to ensure the proper enforcement of competition regulations. The federation reaffirms its commitment to respecting the regulations, ensuring the clarity of the competitive framework and maintaining the stability of African football competitions. The Federation also wishes to commend all the nations that participated in this year’s edition of the Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON), which served as a significant moment for African football. The FRMF will issue a more comprehensive official statement in the coming days after a scheduled meeting of its governing bodies. Visited 7 times, 2 visit(s) today
While accepting her resignation, the President requested that Browne Lansanah continue to oversee and coordinate the affairs of the NEC through March 31, 2026, to allow for a smooth transition. "The NEC leadership had to manage competing political narratives while ensuring the process remained transparent." Following negotiations and internal adjustments -- including the reversal of the disputed dismissals -- Browne Lansanah was reinstated in February 2025. "Madam Browne Lansanah played a pivotal role in professionalizing the NEC," an international election observer said in 2023. While Browne Lansanah cited personal reasons for her resignation, analysts suggest multiple underlying factors may have influenced the timing of her departure.
Lofa County Superintendent J. Lavelah Massaquoi, who visited the area, described the situation as troubling and urged residents to remain calm while the government engages diplomatically. This latest development comes barely a day after an emergency summit of leaders of the three neighboring countries—Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone—held in the Guinean capital, Conakry. Conakry Summit: Diplomacy Over ForceThe Conakry Summit, attended by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai and his counterparts—Guinea’s Mamadi Doumbouya and Sierra Leone’s Julius Maada Bio—was aimed at de-escalating rising border tensions in the Mano River region. In recent weeks, tensions resurfaced following reports of troop movements and confrontations in some border communities, raising alarm among residents and regional observers. The situation threatens not only local peace but also economic activity, as counties such as Lofa and Nimba depend heavily on cross-border trade.
“This Community Conservation Agreement Guide gives Liberia the structure it has long needed to negotiate fair, transparent, and sustainable conservation partnerships. Mr. Rudolph J. Merab said the CCA empowers forest communities, strengthens accountability, and ensures that conservation efforts truly benefit the people who have protected these forests for generations. Historically, forest management has centered on commercial logging and conservation forestry under Community Forest Management Agreements (CFMAs). What the CCA Guide ProvidesThe approved Guide introduces two practical tools including a Community Conservation Agreement Template which is a structured framework for drafting and formalizing conservation agreements and a Negotiation Guide for Forest Communities and Stakeholders, which is a resource to ensure fair, informed, and transparent decision-making during negotiations. The Leh Go Green Project is funded by the European Union and implemented by UNDP in partnership with the Forestry Development Authority and other national stakeholders.
Efforts to end FGM in Liberia has thrive for more than two decades. Efforts to end FGM have evolved over time. However, advocates continue to push for a comprehensive legal framework to permanently end FGM in Liberia. For many advocates, the outcome of this bill represents a critical turning point in the decades-long fight to end FGM in Liberia. Meanwhile to achieve the game changer now for Liberian women, madam Lamptey remined both CSO leaders, traditional leaders, and member of the House of Representatives to continue sustained awareness across communities.
For Guinea to tell Liberia where its lines begin or end is a historical amnesia that we will not indulge. The Brutal Truth: The BK Enterprise Factor:We must be firm: the genesis of this whole friction or wahala is rooted in the "BK Enterprise" incident. It is reported that BK Enterprise, a construction company in Liberia, started mining sand within the Makona River that Guineans believe it belongs to them. State security should have asked the company if it was caught mining sand in the Makona River and start addressing the problem from there. This debility might have encouraged a private entity like BK Enterprise to operate in a sensitive border zone.
While Karngar resigned shortly after the report’s release, CENTAL faulted President Boakai for merely accepting the resignation without referencing the investigative findings or initiating further legal action. In light of these developments, CENTAL is urging the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) to take full control of the matter. Furthermore, the organization demands the full implementation of the investigative report’s recommendations, including the recovery of extorted funds and the filing of criminal charges. CENTAL highlighted that the contrasting handling of the Karngar and Hughes cases reflects an emerging and dangerous pattern of selective enforcement. This perceived inconsistency, CENTAL warns, could erode public trust and embolden corrupt practices across the bureaucracy.
