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Kenya
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31 July, 2025
$4 million Kenyan bank theft linked to USDT laundering: report
The Kenyan bank’s security system was breached by cybercriminals who created new digital wallets into which they channeled customer funds,...
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17 July, 2025
Kenya government endorses new ‘national digital token’
The Kenyan Digital Token has been developed and is controlled by a private entity, but the government says it aligns...
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30 June, 2025
Kenya scraps 3% digital asset tax following industry uproar
Kenyan lawmakers first proposed halving the 3% tax, but concerted efforts from dozens of local VASPs have resulted in the...
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27 June, 2025
Yellow Card teams up with Visa for stablecoin payments
The two will launch stablecoin payment services in at least one African country and expand the service next year as...
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18 June, 2025
Spain tracks digital asset holdings for taxes under proposed law
The proposed law will also enable coordination with the tax authorities in other EU states and allow Spanish authorities to...
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16 June, 2025
1 in 3 Kenyan banks ready to venture to digital assets: report
Kenya’s central bank survey notes the country’s lenders said that digital assets provide alternative investment and payment channels and can...
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