Category: Cash Flow
Namibia education chief warns digital tools must improve learning outcomes
By Rina Suryanto October 28, 2026
Namibia’s education chief urges evaluating digital tools by learning outcomes—not just device distribution—during a UNESCO-KFIT workshop in Windhoek.
Africa Critical Elements acquires 80% stake in Namibian lithium project
By Citra Nugroho October 26, 2026
Africa Critical Elements acquires 80% stake in Namibian lithium project near Karibib after regulatory approval.
Scream Time returns to Margam Park with more scares than
By Rina Suryanto October 17, 2026
Scream Time returns to Margam Park for its third year, expanding the haunted route through the grounds and castle with a larger 2026 experience.
Balloon Girl blends Welsh history with futuristic drama
By Citra Nugroho October 16, 2026
Balloon Girl weaves Welsh heritage and futuristic drama through a time-traveling tale of space entrepreneur Carol Gaudron’s Mars mission and family secrets.
How Earl Coffee Has Become the Most Trusted Supplier of Electric Coffee Grinders in the UK
By Rina Suryanto October 15, 2026
For any speciality coffee aficionado, the journey to the ultimate cup begins long before the water hits the grounds. It starts with the grind. In recent years, the UK home-brewing scene has experienced a massive boom, with coffee lovers demanding café-quality equipment right on their kitchen countertops. Amidst this thriving culture, Manchester-based Earl Coffee has […]
WhatsApp Tests On-Device AI Scam Detector for Privacy-Focused Security
By Maya Saputra October 3, 2026
WhatsApp tests an on-device AI scam detector, balancing advanced fraud detection with strong privacy protections and end-to-end encryption.
Long-Term Wealth Strategies For Successful Founders
By Citra Nugroho October 1, 2026
Long-term wealth strategies for successful founders. Learn how to leverage incremental growth and consistent capital accumulation for sustainable finan
Small side projects can turn into profitable businesses
By Citra Nugroho September 26, 2026
Small side projects can become profitable businesses—even without Silicon Valley-style startups, as one Microsoft employee’s four ventures show.
UK workers spend millions on AI tools
By Rina Suryanto September 25, 2026
UK workers spend £958m yearly on AI tools for work, with 63% using them professionally—yet 17% fund subscriptions independently, revealing policy gaps.
Vietnam’s $16B credit push targets SME funding gap
By Maya Saputra September 23, 2026
Vietnam's $16B credit initiative targets the SME funding gap, aiming to boost access to capital for small- and medium-sized enterprises.