ChainCatcher news, the Venezuelan government has cut off access for Binance users connecting through state-owned ISPs. The Venezuelan government's censorship actions have extended to the cryptocurrency sector. This measure could affect thousands and is part of a series of crackdowns on other services, with similar actions taken against Mercado Libre, Signal, Reddit, and X.Binance has also acknowledged this situation, stating in an email sent to Venezuelan customers: "Like several company websites in different sectors in Venezuela (including social networks), the Binance website is also facing access restrictions."According to Cointelegraph, unrest has erupted due to disputes over the presidential election results. Venezuela experienced widespread protests following the presidential election on July 28, with both Maduro and rival Edmundo González claiming victory.

ChainCatcher news, the encrypted internet service provider World Mobile announced a partnership with South Africa's major mobile operator Vodacom, aiming to leverage Vodacom's mobile spectrum and extensive resources to trial World Mobile's aerostat technology to help connect unconnected areas in Mozambique.

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinDesk, the Nepal Telecommunications Authority has instructed all internet service providers (ISPs) to block websites related to cryptocurrency.It is reported that in September 2021, the Nepal Rastra Bank banned cryptocurrency activities, including trading and mining. In April 2022, the Nepal Telecommunications Authority sought information from the public regarding anyone involved in illegal activities such as cryptocurrency. Despite the ban, Nepal ranked 16th in Chainalysis's 2022 Global Crypto Adoption Index, ahead of countries like the UK and Indonesia. (CoinDesk)