What Nigeria’s SEC Approval of Seven New Fintechs Means for Crypto, Stablecoins, and Digital Assets
The Securities and Exchange Commission Nigeria (SEC) has admitted seven new fintech companies into its Accelerated Regulatory Incubation Programme (ARIP), reinforcing its strategy of regulating innovation rather than restricting it. The move expands the pool…
What Nigeria’s SEC Approval of Seven New Fintechs Means for Crypto, Stablecoins, and Digital Assets
The Securities and Exchange Commission Nigeria (SEC) has admitted seven new fintech companies into its Accelerated Regulatory Incubation…
For most Africans, investing in a property fund or private credit vehicle has never been realistic. The minimum…
Nigeria’s crypto gambling market is not a future projection. It is already happening and the numbers behind it…
Nigeria’s and Rwanda’s crypto regulation partnership is now formal. The Capital Markets Authority of Rwanda and the Securities…
LIFT airline’s acceptance of Apple Pay, Google Pay, and crypto payments marks a first for South African aviation.…
Uganda’s Crypto Future Is Bigger Than Most People Realize: A Conversation with Daniel Mulondo
In an exclusive CoinAfrica interview, Daniel Mulondo shares why Uganda’s crypto market is gaining momentum, how stablecoins could transform payments, and what lies ahead for blockchain regulation in East Africa.
Taiwo Oyedele’s Cross-Border Payments Vision Echoes Franklin Peters’ Case for Stablecoins
Nigeria’s proposed Pan-African payment card reflects the same cross-border payments challenge Franklin Peters says stablecoins are already solving through blockchain infrastructure.
Goldfinch Africa’s lending collapse is now official. On 12 June 2026, Warbler Labs, the development team behind Goldfinch,…
Kenya is shaping the future of its digital asset sector. However, some lawmakers believe the proposed rules need…
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