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Fintech platform True Balance has raised $10 million in debt funding from a group of investors including Northern Arc Capital to support the growth of its lending arm, True Credits Pvt Ltd.

Nigerian American driver Ugo Ugochukwu delivered a commanding performance to secure his first-ever FIA Formula 3 Championship victory at the season-opening Feature Race in Melbourne, Australia.

Persian Gulf ports have turned into military targets. The vital Strait of Hormuz is effectively closed, sending fuel costs and shipping rates soaring. Vessels can’t reach a container hub that handles more volume than Rotterdam between four continents

Omnichannel clothing brand Bonkers Corner has raised Rs 95 crore (approximately $10.5 million) in its Series A funding round, led by India SME Investment Fund

Per a filing first spied by the FT, Alphabet has structured a three-year deal for its Google CEO that could make him one of the highest-paid executives on the planet

Google has expanded its AI Overviews and AI Mode search tools to support 13 African languages in addition to English, giving millions of users across the continent the ability to explore, learn, and create online in their own languages.

Ghana is exploring alternative export routes for its gold shipments amid persistent tensions in the Middle East, which threaten to disrupt flights to the United Arab Emirates, sources reveal.

Senegal has increased its participation in the country’s industrial sector by acquiring a 10 per cent stake in Dangote Cement’s local subsidiary, the nation’s leading cement producer.

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Healthtech startup Cent has raised an undisclosed amount in funding from OneFlow Holdings and South Park Commons.

U.S. crude oil on Friday posted its biggest weekly gain in futures trading history, as the escalating war in the Middle East has triggered a major disruption to global fuel supplies.

City Detect, a company that uses vision AI to help local governments monitor the health of buildings and neighborhoods, announced on Friday a $13 million Series A round led by Prudence Venture Capital