South Africa is investigating fintech and crypto firm Kastelo over suspected exchange control violations involving about R3.5 billion in transactions. Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana confirmed the investigation in a recent parliamentary response. He said the…
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Nigeria’s capital market is undergoing a demographic transformation, and according to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), fintech…
The Tinubu Optasia FCCPC dispute is quickly becoming one of the most significant financial infrastructure stories in Nigeria…
For years, stablecoins in Africa were seen mainly as a crypto trading tool or a hedge against inflation.…
LAGOS, Nigeria — Esca Finance, a Nigerian-founded foreign exchange and treasury management startup, has partnered with MANSA, a…
The South Gauteng High Court in Johannesburg has made a landmark ruling for Bitcoin. It noted that BTC…
On 2 June 2026, Moneygram officially launched MGUSD, its own native U.S. dollar stablecoin on the Stellar blockchain. …
The Financial Intelligence Center (FAFIR) in South Africa has confirmed that crypto and stablecoins are not legal tender.…
Binance has named former Visa and M-PESA executive Sammy Mutua as its General Manager of Africa. It offers…
When Luno unveiled plans to bring tokenised U.S. stocks (xstocks) to South African investors in July 2025, the…
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