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T.E Markets Ltd Set To Launch Its Crypto Currency And Africa’s first Consolidated Exchange

T. E Markets Limited, has launched its own cryptocurrency; XTEMCoin with presale starting on Monday 28th, June on their website, www. tem-coin. com. T. E Markets Ltd is a Holding Company registered in Seychelles with running projects in South Africa, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Nigeria, Kenya, the Democratic Republic of Congo, United States of America and soon in Ghana. дальше »

2021-7-3 15:32


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Japanese Non-Profit to Use Blockchain for Cobalt Tracing, Aims to Fight Child Labor

An Amnesty International finding shows that children–sometimes as young as seven, are toiling in cobalt mines in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), central Africa. Far from the gleaming surfaces of modern touch screen devices that rely on batteries, the inhalation of cobalt dust and child labor exploitation for the estimated 40,000 children illegally workingRead MoreRead More. дальше »

2020-6-20 01:07


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Volvo Leverages Blockchain to Tackle Conflict and Child Labour in the Cobalt Supply Chain

Volvo, one of the world’s foremost car manufactures, has adopted blockchain technology in a humanitarian manner. As per an article posted by The Business Times, August 5, 2019, the carmaker is using the tech to monitor the supply of cobalt coming from the Democratic Republic of Congo, as to assure investors and customers that they’reRead MoreRead More. дальше »

2019-8-5 19:00


The West’s unconscious bias against tech in Afrika limits innovation

January 2017 was special in many ways; important to note, it was the first time I ever boarded an airplane, but also it was the time I underwent a grueling visa experience. Armed with notarized documents, among them, a promissory 6-month work contract, particulars of my record of employment (hint; a startup), curriculum vitae, birth certificate, and academic certificates — I set off for the Democratic Republic Congo (DRC). дальше »

2019-1-24 13:37


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New facial recognition system at US airport nabs an impostor for the first time

A newly introduced facial recognition system that’s being tested across several US airports has just helped catch an impostor for the first time, at Dulles International near Washington, D. C. The US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) noted in a press release that earlier this week, a 26-year-old man traveling from Brazil with a French passport was flagged by the airport’s facial recognition tech, which was put in place just three days ago. дальше »

2018-8-24 09:14