Africa Crypto Announcement Weekly Recap: Visa Teams Up with Yellow Card, Empowa Grows, South Africa Implements Crypto Reforms
In the newest updates regarding digital currency in Africa, Visa is collaborating with Yellow Card while Empowa makes strides into Nigeria. Crypto advocates in South Africa are advocating for regulatory changes to enhance tax revenue. The distributed ledger housing enterprise Empowa is broadening
Africa Crypto News Weekly Recap: Binance Commends Kenya, VALR Collaborates with MoonPay, Nigeria Imprisons 9 Chinese Fraudsters
In the most recent updates from Africa's crypto scene, Binance commends Kenya for progress in crypto regulations while cautioning against excessive taxation. Meanwhile, VALR is collaborating with MoonPay to broaden access to various fiat currencies. Additionally, Nigeria has sentenced nine Chinese cryptocurrency fraudsters
Africa Crypto Update Weekly Recap: South Africa Advocates for Updated Crypto Regulations, Kenyan Financial Institutions Prepare for Crypto asset as Tether Grows
Africa crypto news: A South African judge is advocating for updated crypto asset regulations, and Kenyan banks are preparing for crypto as Tether invests in Shiga Digital. A judge from South Africa has expressed discontent with the nation's financial authorities for depending on
Africa Crypto News Recap: South African Court Supports Digital currency, Kenya Set to Hold Blockchain Conference, Blockchain.com Expands in Nigeria
Africa digital currency updates: A High Court in Gauteng, South Africa, has determined that crypto asset is not bound by trading protocol controls. A crypto conference is slated to take place in Kenya in June. Blockchain.com is establishing a presence in Nigeria. South
Africa Crypto Week Recap: Nigeria Develops New Distributed ledger Strategy, Crypto Businessman Kidnapped In Uganda
Africa cryptocurrency updates: Nigeria is set to implement a fresh blockchain policy as a crypto entrepreneur faces challenges in Uganda. At the same time, Bitget Crypto wallet is attracting a growing number of users in Africa. The regulatory environment for crypto in Africa
Africa Crypto Week Recap: Zimbabwe Distributed record Carbon Register, ZAP Africa Restoring Trust in Nigeria
Africa crypto updates: Zimbabwe introduces a blockchain-based carbon credit registry to enhance transparency, while ZAP Africa aims to restore confidence in the Nigerian crypto realm following the CBEX debacle. Will the suggested 5% remittance tax in the U.S. encourage crypto use in Africa?
Africa Crypto Week Summary: Kenyan Judiciary Directs Worldcoin to Erase Biometric Information, CBEX Aims for Relaunch, Nigerian Fintech Integrates Zone Blockchain
Africa crypto update: Kenyan court mandates Worldcoin to erase biometric data, CBEX aims to restart amid scam worries, Nigerian fintech collaborates with Zone distributed record for expedited payments. The Worldcoin initiative is encountering legal obstacles in Kenya after a court mandated the removal
Africa Crypto Week in Summary: Onafriq Utilizes USDC, Nigeria Prosecutes 8 Individuals Following CBEX Downfall, Phoenix Group Enhances BTC Mining Activities In Ethiopia
This week’s top crypto update from Africa highlights Onafriq’s adoption of USDC as Nigeria seeks CBEX fraudsters. In Ethiopia, Phoenix Group is ramping up its Bitcoin block rewards efforts. The final week of April unveiled significant crypto developments across Africa. Onafriq, a payment
Africa Crypto Week Summary: Ghana to Implement Crypto Regulations, Binance to Enforce Tighter Policies in South Africa, Nigeria to Ramp Up Enforcement Actions
This week in African cryptocurrency updates, Ghana is set to introduce crypto regulations by 2025 while Binance is tightening its rules in South Africa. Additionally, Nigeria is increasing its scrutiny of unregulated companies. The regulatory environment across Africa is evolving as the crypto
Africa Crypto Week Recap: Nigerian Crypto Companies Secure $20 Million, CBEX Withdraws from Kenya and Nigeria, South Africa Set to Host Crypto Gathering
In the most recent updates on African cryptocurrency: Nigerian digital asset companies have raised $20M in 2024 while the collapse of CBEX has left many affected within the web3 communities of Nigeria and Kenya. Victims are estimated to have lost more than $800
