July 7, 2025
Kenya, a global fintech hub, is increasingly embracing decentralised finance (DeFi), a blockchain-based system that offers financial services without traditional
Kenya, dubbed the “Silicon Savannah,” is utilising blockchain technology to disrupt sectors beyond cryptocurrency, reflecting its status as a tech
On July 1, 2025, Tether signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Zanzibar e-Government Authority (eGAZ) to drive blockchain
After a decade-long absence, Luno, a leading UK-based cryptocurrency platform, has made a bold return to Kenya. Previously operating as
Kenya’s cryptocurrency landscape is undergoing a massive transformation. In a decisive move, Parliament has scrapped the controversial 3% Digital Asset
Visa has teamed up with Yellow Card, a leading pan-African stablecoin infrastructure provider, to launch cross-border stablecoin payments across Central
The cryptocurrency boom in Kenya has opened doors to financial innovation, but it’s also attracted fraudsters preying on unsuspecting investors.
Kenya’s gig economy is thriving, with platforms like Upwork and Fiverr connecting freelancers to global clients. However, high bank fees
Kenya, dubbed the “Silicon Savannah”, is a hotspot for cryptocurrency adoption, driven by 85% smartphone penetration and widespread mobile money
In Kenya, the cryptocurrency boom is undeniable. With over 560 million crypto owners globally and a projected market size of