Bitcoin Dada is dedicated to breaking down the historical barriers that have excluded women from cryptocurrency.
The name derives from the Swahili word...
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) in Kenya has apprehended four suspects allegedly involved in GHash mining, a notorious crypto scam that has...
The Blockchain Association of Kenya (BAK) unveils Kenya's inaugural community-driven Virtual Assets Service Provider (VASP) draft bill.
Allan Kakai, BAK's Director of Public...
The government of Kenya suspended the project's operations, alarmed by the potential security risks and data privacy concerns posed by Worldcoin activities.
Beyond...
Cryptocurrency exchanges operating in Kenya are expected to pay a 20% excise duty on cryptocurrency transaction fees
Where cryptocurrency sold has been held...
Overall, the growth of crypto in Sub-Saharan Africa will continue, provided inhabitants continue facing challenges that crypto has demonstrated it can solve. The solutions offered by crypto include preserving savings in periods of economic volatility and aiding cross-border remittances in places with strict capital controls.
Gridless is working with small Kenyan hydroelectric plants, generating below 100KW
Gridless is making it possible for power generators to channel the excess...
The new administration under Kenya’s fifth president, William Samoei Ruto, has taken over in the midst of a global digital revolution. Globally, technologies such as the metaverse and crypto are slowly but steadily taking root.
Kenya has not been left behind in the growth and development of technology. East Africa’s most prosperous economy stands tall within the fourth industrial revolution and web3. Kenya stands tall as a global leader in P2P cryptocurrency transactions in matters of the crypto ecosystem.
However, a lot needs to be done, and the new administration has enough space to execute its plan regarding advancing the Kenyan digital space and the place of blockchain, web3, and crypto.
Despite regulatory uncertainties, crypto startups have continued to build themselves and provide clients with blockchain solutions. Leading nations such as South Africa and Mauritius have shown how a progressive approach toward cryptocurrency may be profitable. This is the kind of regulatory strategy that motivates others to follow suit. As regulatory agreements fall into place, the prospects become even more fascinating.
Kenya (Kenrail Towers), Uganda (Uganda Post Office), and Djibouti are all in East Africa (Djibouti one and strong) are at the forefront, each with one Bitcoin ATM station
