There’s no evidence of wrong doing by President Cyril Ramaphosa concerning the theft of $580,000 from his farm, that’s according to South Africa’s anti-corruption watchdog. More here:
West Africa Business Journalist, BBC NewsImage caption: Nigeria's central bank redesigned the higher banknotes in October
Banks have also been directed to comply with the court's decision that allowed for old and new naira notes to run concurrently until 31 December. Long queues were witnessed at banking halls and cash machines with many unable to access the new banknotes. This led to protests in some parts of the country.
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