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The University of Mpumalanga (UMP) has announced that it has scrapped application fees for the academic year 2027 and onwards.
“The decision was approved by the Council of the University during an ordinary Council meeting held on 29 September 2026,” UMP said on Thursday, 22 October 2026.
UMP said it took the following into consideration when making the decision...
Every New Market Trading account now carries the same layered security used by major exchanges and institutional custodians, without the client ever losing final say over their own money
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New Market Trading, an onchain wealth management firm that gives clients direct ownership of their investment accounts, today announced a 2-of-3 multisig upg...
Sam DeBord, CEO of RESO, the Real Estate Standards Organization, will deliver a keynote at the 4th International MLS Forum, November 16-17, 2026, at Raffles Istanbul in Istanbul, Türkiye. His topic is the trillion-dollar question. Over $1 trillion in real estate is purchased every year by people w...
For most buyers, the first showing happens on a phone. A Windermere broker explains why the first few images and the listing story can change the final sale price.
Most home sellers in Orlando, Florida think of curb appeal as what buyers see when they pull up to the house. Bent Danholm says that moment comes later than most people realize.
“The first curb...
When the US Supreme Court struck down the federal ban on sports betting in Murphy v. NCAA in 2018, it left each state to write its own rules. Eight years later, the map is uneven. Bettors in New Jersey or Missouri can download a state-licensed app, while residents of California, Texas and Georgia still have no regulated market at home. Working out what is allowed where, and w...