Africa Crypto News Week in Review: Ghana to License Exchanges, Luno Releases New Feature in Nigeria, DRC Integrates Blockchain for Transparency

In the latest Africa crypto news, Ghana will license crypto exchanges starting September 2025, as Luno introduces crypto staking services in Nigeria. DRC has released an e-diplôme platform that integrates blockchain for diploma verification.

Ghana has joined several African countries in enacting crypto regulations and has announced plans to license crypto exchanges starting in September. In Nigeria, Luno, a crypto exchange, has rolled out a staking service to attract more users. Meanwhile, the DRC is incorporating the blockchain to create a reliable database for government-issued diplomas.

These crypto stories and more dominate the continental headlines this week:

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Ghana Crypto News: Central Bank to License Crypto Exchanges From September

The Bank of Ghana will begin licensing crypto exchanges by September 2025 if a regulatory framework currently in parliament is approved.

According to Johnson Asiama, Governor of the Bank of Ghana, licensing crypto exchanges will boost cross-border trading and attract strategic investment to the country.

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