Kenyan lawmakers ask local Blockchain Association to come up with crypto bill
Kenya might become the first country in the world where the industry’s representatives would develop the regulatory framework for crypto.
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Kenya might become the first country in the world where the industry’s representatives would develop the regulatory framework for crypto.
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