The draft regulations from home affairs minister Leon Schreiber set out a smartphone-based digital ID system for South Africa.
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Kittyhawk, the air-taxi company backed by billionaire Google co-founder Larry Page, will be closing down.
Jamie Dimon didn’t mince words when a US lawmaker mentioned the executive’s history of criticising cryptocurrencies.
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