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18Aug/17

Grace Mugabe to be given diplomatic immunity – South African government source

August 18, 2017PoliticsAfrica, Countries, Country: South Africa, David Doyle, DEBBIE ENGELS, Diplomatic immunity, Doyle, Emmerson Mnangagwa, Fikile Mbalula, Gabriella Engels, Gerrie Nel, Government of Zimbabwe, Grace Mugabe, Gucci, Harare, Immunity, JOHANEESBURG, Law/Crime, Legal immunity, Oscar Pistorius, Politics, Pretoria, Robert Mugabe, Shona people, South Africa, VARIOUS, ZANU–PF, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwean coup d'étatsmbale

A South African government source says Grace Mugabe will be given diplomatic immunity, meaning she will avoid prosecution for an alleged assault on a 20-year-old model. David Doyle reports. Continue reading →

27Jul/17

U.S. indicts alleged bitcoin laundering ‘mastermind’

July 27, 2017LegalAlexander Vinnik, Alternative currencies, Bitcoin, BTC-e, Country: United States, Cryptocurrencies, Cryptocurrency exchange, Currency, Dark web, Darknet market, David Doyle, Decentralization, Economy, Finance, Financial technology, Greece, Jeff Sessions, Money, Mt. Gox, U.S. Department of Justice, United States, Virtual currencysmbale

The U.S indicts Alexander Vinnik, a Russian man accused of laundering $4bn in bitcoin through the BTC-e crypto-currency exchange. David Doyle reports.
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26Jul/17

UK to ban new petrol and diesel cars from 2040

July 26, 2017EnvironmentAir pollution in the United Kingdom, Automotive industry, BMW, Business/Finance, Chemical substances, Country: United Kingdom, David Doyle, Diesel fuel, Diesel locomotive, Electric vehicles, Environment, French government, Gasoline, Hatchbacks, JASPER LAWLER, Land transport, London, London; the British capital, Michael Gove, Motor vehicles, Off-road vehicles, Oxford, Private transport, Transport, United Kingdom, Volkswagen emissions scandal, Volvosmbale

Britain will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel-powered cars from 2040 as part of a plan to get them off the roads altogether 10 years later, according to the UK government, in a move that follows a similar announcement by the French government. David Doyle reports. Continue reading →