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Central Bank Governor Says Kenya's Position on Cryptocurrencies Has Not Changed



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The governor of the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK), Patrick Njoroge, has said Kenya’s stance on cryptocurrencies remains unchanged. Njoroge, who made the comments soon after the CBK’s monetary policy announcement, revealed however that the central bank will be talking more about cryptocurrencies in the near future.

As noted in the Kenyan Wallstreet report, the governor’s reiteration of the CBK’s stance on cryptocurrencies is coming more than six months after reports emerged that Kenyan banks were issuing alerts that urged clients to desist from the practice of trading cryptocurrencies.

Njoroge’s reaffirmation of the central bank’s position on cryptos is also coming in the wake of reports that Kenya is now ranked the African country with the highest percentage of its population that hold cryptocurrency. In addition, Kenya is expected to continue leading the world’s peer-to-peer cryptocurrency market in 2022.

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