Altvest Capital has rebranded as Africa Bitcoin Corporation (ABC), signaling a strategic shift towards fostering Bitcoin adoption across the continent. This move aims to enhance financial inclusion and drive investment opportunities in African markets.
Kenya has inaugurated a cutting-edge Digital and AI Skills Center, aiming to equip youths with advanced tech expertise.
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Strike CEO Jack Mallers has announced plans to expand the company’s services into Africa, bringing the Lightning Network to a vastly underserved region. The move signals a major push to make Bitcoin more accessible and usable as a medium of exchange in emerging markets.
Mallers highlighted the significant potential for Strike’s growth in Africa, citing the continent’s large unbanked population and increasing internet penetration. By leveraging the Lightning Network’s efficiency and low transaction costs, Strike aims to provide financial inclusion and empower individuals in underserved communities.
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Non-profit organisation BitMari is leading the charge to turn Africa into a hub of Bitcoin development. With a mission of creating financial inclusion, BitMari trains students in development skills and sets them up with jobs in the Bitcoin industry.
Noelyne Sumba of Machankura states that by putting Bitcoin on Africa’s feature phones, the unbanked population of the continent can gain access to a wealth of financial services that were previously unavailable.
Cryptocurrency adoption has skyrocketed in recent years, but the experience of onboarding new users in Africa vs. the West varies greatly. Fonbnk founder Christian Duffus unpacks the differences and explains why bridging the gap is essential.
The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has announced plans to introduce a gold-backed digital token to be used as a medium of exchange. The new token is expected to enable efficient transactions and bring stability to the Zimbabwean economy.