CAR offers land ownership using cryptocurrency
Global investors can use Central Africa Republic's $CAR to purchase tokenised land concessions in Bossongo, west of Bangui, the capital city.
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Central Africa Republic unveils $CAR meme coin
The Central African Republic government revealed its crypto goals on Sunday by launching the $CAR meme coin.
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Central African Republic advances with tax digitalisation
To encourage adoption of the new e-tax system, the government held a series of workshops this week to train tax officials.
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PaySika leans on Visa’s fintech map to hasten Central Africa penetration
Through the Visa Fintech Fast Track program, Cameroon is the first country in which fintech PaySika will launch.
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Bank of Central African States cautions against cryptocurrency investment
BEAC Governor underlines organisation’s stance following extraordinary meeting of the Bank’s monetary policy committee.
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Central African Republic’s Sango dealt a legal blow
Country’s Constitutional Court has judged certain aspects of the project to be in contravention of the constitution.
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Bank of Central African States urged to move on CBDC adoption
Outcome of an extraordinary meeting hosted by the financial regulator.
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Central African Republic launches its own cryptocurrency
Government tight-lipped on specifics, but links Sango Coin to local economic development.
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Regulation still blocks Africa’s path to mainstream crypto adoption
CAR’s recent official adoption of Bitcoin lauded, but experts warn of the increased need for awareness and ways to mitigate risk.
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CAR sidesteps doubters, proceeds with Sango crypto island ambition
Country’s govt determined to pursue cryptocurrency plans having recently adopted Bitcoin as a legal tender.
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CAR’s crypto adoption upsets regional bloc’s monetary accord
Bank of Central African States issues point of order to CAR.
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Cameroon, CAR seal deal for fibre optic interconnection
The latest MoU forms part of the broader Central African Backbone (CAB) project.
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Cameroon should follow CAR’s crypto example say experts
Cameroon should pursue legislation on cryptocurrencies in order to prioritise payment safety and the protection of consumer data says finance engineer.