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Visa & Yellow Card Partner to Launch Stablecoin Payment Corridor: How USDT/USDC Will Reshape Africa’s Remittance Economy

Lagos, Nigeria – In a watershed moment for African fintech, payments giant Visa has partnered with crypto platform Yellow Card to create the continent’s first regulated stablecoin payment corridor, enabling near-instant cross-border transfers across 20 African nations using USDT and USDC. The system, set to go live in Q4 2024, could slash remittance costs by…

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Kenya’s Crypto Space: New Competition Proposed Rules Target Exchanges, DeFi in Sweeping Draft Regulations

Nairobi, Kenya – The Kenyan government has unveiled its most comprehensive cryptocurrency regulatory framework to date through the Kenya Competition (Digital Asset Markets) Rules, 2024. These draft rules – currently open for public comment – represent a seismic shift in how crypto businesses must operate, with stringent requirements that could force half of existing platforms…

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Nairobi County & Muiaa Labs on Web3 Blockchain Bootcamp Awarding Ceremony: Celebrating Young Innovators

Nairobi, Kenya – May 14, 2025 The just-concluded Nairobi County Web3 & Blockchain Bootcamp Award Ceremony marked the triumphant end of a three-day intensive innovation program aimed at nurturing the next generation of blockchain developers. Hosted by MUIAA Labs in collaboration with the Nairobi City County Government and Computer Aid International, the event brought together…

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Crypto Wallet Screening: The Invisible Shield Against Financial Crime – How It Works and Why It Matters

Nairobi, Kenya – As cryptocurrency adoption surges across Africa, a silent revolution in financial security is underway. Advanced wallet screening technologies now prevent over $3 billion annually in illicit crypto transactions globally, with Kenyan fintech firms at the forefront of implementing these solutions. But how exactly does this digital detective work function, what are its…

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Homegrown Financial Infrastructure: How AfricaNenda Is Helping Africa Build Inclusive Instant Payment Systems

By Antonio Obwaya Nairobi, Kenya — In Africa’s fast-changing digital economy, true innovation isn’t just about flashy apps or billion-dollar start-ups. It’s being driven by organizations like AfricaNenda Foundation — quietly rewiring the continent’s financial backbone to make real-time payments accessible to everyone.” With over 400 million Africans still financially excluded, especially women, youth, and…

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