Rwanda is gearing up to host the Movement of Creative Africa and Africa in colours.

The Pan-African event is aimed at celebrating the continent's creative and cultural industries. One of the organisations that will be attending this event scheduled for June 30, is Pan-African Technopreneurs, Snake Nation.

To learn more about the event, Luyanda Maome spoke to Snake Nation founder, Karl Carter, and event co-founder, Raoul Rugamba…

Rwanda is gearing up to host the Movement of Creative Africa and Africa in colours.
The Pan-African event is aimed at celebrating the continent's creative and cultural industries. One of the organisations that will be attending this event scheduled for June 30, is Pan-African Technopreneurs, Snake Nation.
To learn more about the event, Luyanda Maome spoke to Snake Nation founder, Karl Carter, and event co-founder, Raoul Rugamba…

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South Africa’s Department of Small Business Development will host the She Trades Youth Seminar.

Through the SheTradesZA platform, selected women-owned businesses and corporations will benefit from a wide range of opportunities to expand their businesses and broadly advance women's economic empowerment.

Presenter Luyanda Maome spoke to SheTrades Programme Specialist at the Small Enterprise Development Agency, Liya Cheria and later he revisits a conversation with Executive Director of Transparency Kenya, Sheila Masinde, about a platform launched to curb use of state resources for party political campaigns.

South Africa’s Department of Small Business Development will host the She Trades Youth Seminar.
Through the SheTradesZA platform, selected women-owned businesses and corporations will benefit from a wide range of opportunities to expand their businesses and broadly advance women's economic empowerment.
Presenter Luyanda Maome spoke to SheTrades Programme Specialist at the Small Enterprise Development Agency, Liya Cheria and later he revisits a conversation with Executive Director of Transparency Kenya, Sheila Masinde, about a platform launched to curb use of state resources for party political campaigns.

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After the recent UST crash, demands for more regulation in the crypto markets are likely to increase especially given the sentiment that stablecoins should be the first candidate for regulation.

Before the events of May this year, UST was the largest decentralised stablecoin, with a market capitalisation of almost $200 million in 2021.

Legal scholars are now calling for the introduction of strong regulations and one of them is Kara Meiring from the Dispute Resolution practice at a commercial law firm, Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr and she spoke to Luyanda Maome to state their case..

After the recent UST crash, demands for more regulation in the crypto markets are likely to increase especially given the sentiment that stablecoins should be the first candidate for regulation.
Before the events of May this year, UST was the largest decentralised stablecoin, with a market capitalisation of almost $200 million in 2021.
Legal scholars are now calling for the introduction of strong regulations and one of them is Kara Meiring from the Dispute Resolution practice at a commercial law firm, Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr and she spoke to Luyanda Maome to state their case..

Legal scholar calls for regulation of cryptocurrencies

Last week South Africa marked Child Protection Week to raise awareness of issues affecting children and their general wellbeing. 

One of the stories that emerged was a research that says approximately 1-in-7 children have a treatable mental health condition but most will carry the burden through to adulthood due to South Africa’s chronic lack of specialists and facilities to support their unique needs.

To shine the spotlight on this under-reported problem, Luyanda Maome spoke to Dr. Alicia Porter, a board member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists.

Take a listen…

Last week South Africa marked Child Protection Week to&nbsp;raise awareness of issues affecting children and their general wellbeing.&nbsp;
One of the stories that emerged was a research that says approximately 1-in-7 children have a treatable mental health condition but most will carry the&nbsp;burden through to adulthood due to South Africa&rsquo;s chronic lack of&nbsp;specialists and facilities to support their unique needs.
To shine the spotlight on&nbsp;this under-reported problem, Luyanda Maome spoke to Dr. Alicia Porter, a&nbsp;board member of the South African Society of Psychiatrists.
Take a listen&hellip;

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