E-Naira App Vanishes On Google Playstore Amid Poor Reviews

The Central Bank of Nigeria’s latest invention, eNaira Speed Wallet, has disappeared from the Google Playstore, FIJ can confirm. Launched on Monday, the application garnered over 100,000 downloads on the Google platform in two days. However, a search on the platform on Wednesday revealed it is no longer hosted for downloads on Android devices.
#enaira #playstore #centralbankofnigeria

Japanese government still trying to phase out floppy disks a decade after Sony stopped making them

Floppy disks have been out of production for about a decade, but the Japanese government just started to phase them out, the Nikkei reported over the weekend.
#floppydisk #japan

Injured Federer slides further down ATP rankings

Former men's tennis world number one Roger Federer dropped a further four places in the latest ATP rankings on Monday to 15th having exited the top 10 last week.
#federer #tennis

Maradona lawyer says late star's medical treatment 'very bad'

Diego Maradona's former lawyer said on Monday the medical treatment given to his client was "very bad", after giving testimony in the investigation into the death of the Argentine football star.
#maradona #argentina

Ancelotti on Hazard: 'I prefer other players'

Carlo Ancelotti delivered a reality check to Eden Hazard on Tuesday by saying the Belgian is being left out of Real Madrid's starting line-up because he "prefers other players".
#ancelotti #hazard #madrid

Police arrest 150 people globally in dark web sting: Europol

Police around the world arrested 150 suspects, including several high-profile targets, involved in buying or selling illegal goods online in one of the largest-ever stings targeting the dark web, Europol said Tuesday.
#europol #police #darkweb

Brazil Senators ask high court to bar Bolsonaro from social media

A Senate panel probing the Brazilian government's pandemic response asked the Supreme Court and prosecutor general's office Tuesday to suspend President Jair Bolsonaro from social media for falsely linking Covid-19 vaccines to AIDS.
#brazil #bolsonaro #covidvaccines

Pakistan appoints new spy chief after weeks of delay

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan signed off on a new head of the Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) spy agency, the military said on Tuesday, after weeks of delay as regional players try to stabilise the security and economy of neighbouring Afghanistan.
#pakistan #afghanistan #imrankhan

Pandemic 'far from finished': WHO

The Covid-19 crisis is far from over, the World Health Organisation's emergency committee said Tuesday as it called for research into next-generation vaccines for long-term control of the pandemic.
#pandemic #who #covid

Blood samples of residents near 3M plant worry Belgium

Belgian authorities on Tuesday warned US conglomerate 3M it may have to end activities at a plant near the city of Antwerp after blood samples of nearby residents showed worrying signs of exposure to pollution.
#belgium #3m