The group is a non-profit dedicated to “empowering marginalized communities to help manage their economic future.” The technique is geared toward trading, enhancing product traceability and can even be used to secure government bonds. Presently, the nation has no laws governing the use of blockchain.
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Kenya Makes Big Blockchain Moves with the Bangla-Pesa
Kenyan non-profit foundation Grassroots Economics launched a virtual currency designed to facilitate the exchanging of services and goods called Bangla-Pesa. So reports the Africa Report.
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