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Africa’s crypto is complex. Josephine Inika has made a career simplifying it.
TechCabal - Mar 04, 2026
Josephine Inika prioritizes clarity over cleverness in her communication about cryptocurrency. She transitioned to crypto marketing after experimenting with various careers, including pageant coaching and product management.

Reading the Regulatory Map: How Obiex Is Thinking About Crypto Expansion in Africa and Why Ghana Is Next
Tech Labari - Jan 07, 2026
Sub-Saharan Africa recorded over $205 billion in on-chain transaction volume between July 2024 and June 2025, marking a 52% year-on-year increase. Obiex, a Nigeria-based crypto trading platform, is expanding into Ghana as part of its pan-African strategy.

Tether Invests in Kotani Pay to Boost Blockchain-Powered Financial Access in Africa
IT News Africa - Nov 02, 2025
Tether announces a strategic investment in Kotani Pay to expand digital asset access in Africa. The partnership aims to reduce barriers to global financial participation for businesses and individuals.

Scam and walk free? Blockchain never forgets, you could be caught 15 years later
TechCabal - Oct 17, 2025
Decentralized finance (DeFi) is addressing long-standing financial challenges in Africa, including fraud and high transaction fees. Cryptocurrency transactions in sub-Saharan Africa are projected to reach $205 billion between July 2024 and June 2025.

Crypto project used Kenya’s ex-prime minister to promote token in deepfake scandal
TechCabal - Sep 19, 2025
Raila Odinga's X account promoted the Kenya Token ($KENYA) before the post was deleted. The promotion claimed Kenya would lead Africa's crypto revolution, but critics suggest the post was fabricated.
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