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African regulators advanced virtual asset oversight in Q2 as stablecoins moved closer to formal financial systems through new regulations and commercial pilots. From Kenya's crypto trader disclosure requirements to Tanzania's first stablecoin sandbox and Nigeria's expanded regulatory incubation programme, the continent is formalising digital currency frameworks. Commercial momentum accelerated with Visa, M-PESA Africa and Onafriq launching DRC stablecoin pilots for cross-border mobile money transactions.

As artificial intelligence systems become embedded in enterprise operations, organisations are discovering that token-based pricing models introduce unprecedented commercial and operational risks.

Modern software solutions rarely operate independently. Behind a single banking platform, SaaS product or mobile application sits a network of third-party integrations, cloud providers and external...

This comprehensive legal briefing covers recent developments across African jurisdictions, including constitutional interpretation in Ghana, AI policy governance in South Africa, competition law threshold changes...

Prediction markets expose an awkward gap in South Africa’s current crypto-regulatory framework. The difficulty is not simply that they involve digital assets.

The recent withdrawal of South Africa’s Draft National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Policy by the Minister of Communications and Digital Technologies, Mr Solly Malatsi...

The recent withdrawal of South Africa’s draft national AI policy by Communications Minister Solly Malatsi has caused understandable embarrassment. Fictitious academic references found their way into a draft official...

The National Treasury published the Draft Capital Flow Management Regulations, 2026 for public comment on Friday, 17 April 2026. The draft regulations represent a fundamental overhaul of South Africa's exchange...

As noted in our recent newsflash, National Treasury has published the draft Capital Flow Management Regulations, 2026 (“Draft Regulations”) for public comment.

ENSafrica's latest legal insights span critical developments across African markets, from Uganda's proposed withholding tax on foreign debt to South Africa's rail reform revolution and the landmark COFI legislation heading to Parliament. These updates examine regulatory shifts, infrastructure financing innovations, and emerging legal frameworks that are reshaping how businesses operate across the continent.