By Sanjana Rathi The rise of cryptocurrency in Africa is often discussed through the lens of innovation, investment, or technological disruption. Yet across much of the continent, the growth of digital assets reflects something far more structural: a response to financial exclusion, institutional limitations, and the growing fragmentation of the
For years, India has treated examination leaks as isolated cheating scandals — unfortunate incidents blamed on greedy middlemen, corrupt coaching operators, or weak administrative oversight. But the ongoing NEET-UG leak investigation suggests something far more uncomfortable: India’s examination ecosystem may now be facing the same kind of insider risk and
Cambodia was once viewed through the lens of Angkor Wat, Siem Reap, Buddhist heritage, tourism revival, and post-conflict development. Today, that image is being challenged by a darker reputation: a major hub for transnational cyber fraud, human trafficking, and forced online criminality. The issue is no longer only a law-and-order
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They wear uniforms. They carry badges. They read out charges. They are entirely fictional — and they are stealing billions from people who never suspected that a phone call could cost them everything. The Call That Changes Everything A retired school principal in Delhi picks up her phone. The man on